Health
If you have any food allergies, learn the names of those foods in the languages used in the countries you'll be visiting. This way you'll be better equipped to stay on the look out for them. Find out what types of diseases are common to the area you'll be visiting and take actions to prevent your exposure to those diseases. Find out what types of vaccinations you will need to enter the country, there may also be medications you'll need to take before, during and even after your trip. Get your vaccinations early in case you have a reaction & need some recovery time. You should consider dental appointment if you haven't had a check up in a while.

Be careful what you eat and drink.
Carry complete health information with you on your trip.

•  When you are traveling abroad, don't forget that drinking another country's     water can be dangerous.
•  Stick with bottled or boiled water and carbonated soft drinks.
•  Remember the ice in your drink turns into water, so order them with out ice.
•  Wipe off the tops of cans before you drink from them, or better yet, bring     some straws to use for drinking.
•  Avoid raw foods, as they can also be a good way to get sick.
•  Only shut when you are in shower, even an accidental spray can get u sick.

Other Tips 
It is very important to enjoy yourself when on a trip, whether it be for business or pleasure and you must not be constantly thinking about what you should or should not be doing. Instead the tips below are meant purely as a guide, for you to take some points from and others to leave all together. Try to look as if you know where you are going, this may not be so easy if after all it is the first ever time in country, but even still look confident as IF you know. Carrying maps around looking perplexed, and stopping to look at monuments or buildings, obviously shows that you are from out of town, and may attract the wrong type of attention. Using travellers cheques, will always be helpful, as will using a credit card for any purchases made so that you can take advantage of the additional insurance offered.

Do NOT pull large amounts of cash out of your pocket. This will catch attention, no matter what country you are in. It sounds so silly, but it is amazing how many people pull out a mound of cash to be some small item. Try to think about where you are going that day and carry sufficient cash for that and any unforeseen extras, plus a card. That should cover all you need and will limit any losses if anything did happen.

Do NOT accept drinks from anybody that you have just met, especially if in dubious surroundings or do not know, they could be laced with any type of concoction. Try not to go on "wonderful trips" or to a "super shopping centre" rides with people who approach you in the street. This could lead anywhere, and will probably cost you a lot more than by taking a normal taxi. Ask your concierge or read through this site.

Check on your first day whether you need to reconfirm your next flight, if so do it then. Some airlines do not require this anymore but it is still worthwhile calling them so that they at least have your contact details, in case the flight is delayed or whatever. Do not carry your passport around, leave it in the safe in your hotel. A photocopy will suffice if local law states that you need to.


                        It's hopefully been a great tour of town .