Author archive for Safety

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    Staying Safe in Tokyo, Japan

    Japan is one of the safest countries in the world, ranking as number 9 on World Population Review in 2020. Itā€™s generally safe to walk around at night, violent crime is extremely rare, and things that often plague other countriesā€™ sightseeing spots such as pickpocketing and mugging are low.

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    A Safe Digital Nomadic Lifestyle Starts Before Your Trip

    There are expected to be a billion digital nomads by 2035, meaning that this is no longer a dream for a select few, but a safe and mainstream lifestyle. If you are looking to travel full time, then you need the finances to maintain your security.

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    Mountain Biking Adventure

    Mountain biking is an exciting way to explore a new area when on holiday, but it can be as dangerous as it is thrilling. Mountain bikersĀ tend to receive more severe injuriesĀ during accidents than other cyclists.

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    Safety Tips for Camping

    Thereā€™s something exciting about going camping and feeling isolated from ā€˜the real worldā€™ while being surrounded by nature. Since so many of us are attached to technology

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    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.

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  • 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.

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    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.

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    Girls Travel Tips

    Girls’ 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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    Gap Year Insurance Tips

    Emergency 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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    Female Travel Advice

    Although some of us live in an equal society, many people in the world do not and in some places, women are treated quite differently from men.

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