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Safety
Keeping Safe on Your Travels
Read moreAre 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.
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Teddy Travels
A River Cruise to Moscow
Read moreThe river cruise is such a safe way to travel. You are escorted on and off the ship. Tour guides are with you constantly along with some of the crew from the ship.
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Advice
Top Ten Travel Tips
Read moreChoose the safer rooms. Rooms in hostels and hotels should be chosen with care. Avoid rooms with burglar bars which eliminate a potential escape route.
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Advice
Travelling Tips
Read moreWe have put our heads together and come up with these important points to remember while you’re enjoying your gap year experience.
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Advice
What To Do If You Have Been Spiked
Read moreEveryone 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.
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Safety
If Things Go Wrong
Read moreThe 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.
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Safety
Girls Travel Tips
Read moreGirls’ Travel Club was started by Becci Coombes, following two long trips backpacking around the world. She wrote a journal full of tips, recipes, anecdotes and bad jokes while she was travelling and kept notes of all the remedies she found useful.
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Safety
Gap Year Insurance Tips
Read moreEmergency Medical Expenses covers Emergency treatment and gets you home if necessary. Make sure you have this cover, if nothing else. If you have a medical condition(s), do tell the Insurance Company.
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