Caroline’s Rainbow Foundation is a registered UK charity, working to raise awareness of the importance of safer travel to anyone going travelling. CRF works with the education sector, the Foreign Office and other organisations to provide easily accessible and helpful information about safe travel. We believe travel can broaden horizons, everyone should be able to see the world if they choose. We always encourage people to follow their dreams but to also recognise and prioritise life’s values every step of the way.Safer Travel
If you are ever confronted by anyone wanting to take your personal belongings, just let go!
“Nothing is worth more than your life.”
Safer Travel App
An easily accessible source of essential information for over 350 travel destinations around the globe. The App is packed with city specific information, travel safety tips as well as must-see highlights and annual events.
“We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us.”
Travelling Asia
Always be sure to inform your bank accounts that you are traveling abroad – this will ensure that your card does not get blocked by the bank. The bank may think this is a suspicious transaction.
Staying Safe As A Digital Nomad
The astonishing increases in technological capability in all parts of the world has given rise to the digital nomad tech role. With one nomad platform gathering 10,000 followers…
Keeping Your Gear Safe While on Tour
Too often, musicians learn the hard way that thieves are able to sell their instruments and other equipment for big bucks on the black market. Stolen instruments can sell for thousands of pounds, making them a popular target.
Safety Tips for Camping
There’s something exciting about going camping and feeling isolated from ‘the real world’ while being surrounded by nature. Since so many of us are attached to technology
Family Travel in Africa
Africa is a continent boasting fifty-four countries and although it may not be the obvious choice for a family holiday, there is so much more on offer than just safari trips for families.
Keeping Safe on Your Travels
Are you planning a gap year before heading to university? Whether you intend to travel alone, visit popular resorts or explore far flung places, general safety advice applies to everyone, wherever you may be.
Top Ten Travel Tips
Choose the safer rooms. Rooms in hostels and hotels should be chosen with care. Avoid rooms with burglar bars which eliminate a potential escape route.
Travelling Tips
We have put our heads together and come up with these important points to remember while you’re enjoying your gap year experience.
What To Do If You Have Been Spiked
Everyone is aware of their personal tolerance to alcohol so if you feel odd, nauseous, tipsy or wasted and you know that you cannot be drunk, it is possible that your drink has been spiked with either drugs or alcohol.
If Things Go Wrong
The first thing to remember is DON’T PANIC. If you discover that your bag is lost or stolen you should: Report your credit cards as being lost or stolen to your bank.