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Travel of Safety Tips

Alexis By Alexis Published January 4, 2023
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If you are going to be traveling, it’s important to know what to look for to keep yourself safe. There are a number of different ways to do this. You can find out how to dress appropriately for the area that you are visiting, what to avoid at certain times of the year, and tips to make sure that you are safe when driving a car.

Avoiding eye contact with strangers when traveling can be a tricky thing to do. Many people feel uncomfortable when they have to look at other people. Whether you’re a shy person or someone who has a social anxiety disorder, there are steps you can take to overcome your fear of eye contact.

First, try to understand the etiquette of the country you’re visiting. In some countries, intense eye contact is considered rude. Regardless, it’s a good idea to make eye contact when you’re speaking to an authority figure.

If you have a hard time making eye contact with other people, try doing it for a few seconds at a time. Practicing with your family or close friends can be a good way to start. You can also practice with photographs or mirrors. It may help you feel more confident.

In the context of travel, the best way to ensure your jewelry makes it from airport to hotel is to take it off at the airport. The same is true of your blingtastic baubles when you get home. A hotel safe is a must-have in this day and age. Alternatively, you can leave it on your nightstand, if your hotel of choice allows it. Similarly, you’ll want to make sure your carryon bags are stowed away properly, lest they be stolen. Lastly, do your homework before leaving the house, and if in questionable neighborhoods, do so discreetly. No one wants to have a nosy neighbor snooping around their belongings.

 

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