I’m finally back home – a lot to blog about my latest travel experiences but just quickly and since I am on the topic of travel tips a few weeks back I asked friends to give me one tip to help travellers and here’s what they came up with:
- Don’t go on holiday and leave your brain behind
- Read about your destination before you go to pick up tips about crime etc.
- When travelling alone don’t walk down dimly lit streets
- Print maps of local cybercafés to contact family or friends easily
- Rent a bicycle to get around your destination easily
- Use a cash machine in the open and attached to a bank
- Spend a few hours walking around getting to know your holiday destination
I wasn’t quite sure why you should use a bank machine at a bank, until I was asked what I would do if the machine eat […]
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