travel tips

Travel Tips
1. back glance
Get in the habit of looking back when you get up to leave somewhere. Travel is very distracting, and you're probably carrying more stuff than when you're at home, so you're more likely to leave a jacket or journal at
a restaurant table where you are people watching.
2. separate your sources of money
You know how you keep all your bank cards in your wallet when you're at home? Well, don't do this while you're travelling. Keep at least one in a different place, preferably not on your person. If you lose all your cards on the road it is very difficult to get replacements, and being without money during is unfunny.
3. Don’t put your wallet in your jeans’ back pocket
To avoid being stolen, keep your wallet in your front pocket, especially a pocket that can be buttoned up. Best of all, use the inside pocket of your jacket.
4. get travel insurance
This is mainly for health costs if you get ill or injured while abroad. Hospital costs can quickly get into the tens of thousands of dollars, even for a minor injury. Insurance is worth it.
5. Don't leave your belongings unattended in public spaces
This is so obvious that I am embarrassed to mention it, but people do
it all the time. Most notably, travellers leave their bags at their feet or hanging from the back of chairs when they're at cafes or restaurants. Either keep them on your lap or wrap its strap around your leg.
6. Learn how to pack light.
You do not need to take 20kg for a week of travel. You CAN wear trousers two days in a row or more. The less you have to carry, the happier you will be travelling.
7. Be prepared to sleep anywhere
Sometimes, travel will make you tired, you feel asleep during the trip, so you need to lean how to fall asleep quick and be prepared to sleep anywhere. Maybe an ear plugs and eye patches will help you to block out the light.
8. Scan your passport and travel documents.
Give copies to family/friends. If you lose your passport or travel documents, this backup will save you a lot of heartache. It will also help your family to find you in the event of a disaster.
9. Use public transport. It's fast. It's easy, it's cheaper and it will give you
a better travel experience.
What’s more, there are some small details we need to pay attention. For example, make sure your bank cards work, Carry tissues that can double up as toilet paper。