Page 04 ยท Be prepared

Stay alert. Travel confidently.

Practical steps for avoiding common travel scams, finding help, protecting your belongings, and responding calmly when plans go wrong.

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Safety essentials

Simple habits that reduce risk.

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Know emergency contacts

Before arrival, save the official local emergency number, your accommodation, travel insurer, and your country's embassy or consulate.

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Protect your belongings

Keep passport and backup payment methods separate. Use a secure bag in crowded places and avoid displaying valuables unnecessarily.

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Avoid transport scams

Use official taxi ranks or trusted ride-hailing apps. Confirm the vehicle, driver, route, and fare method before starting a trip.

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Find medical help

Know how to locate a reputable hospital, clinic, or pharmacy. Carry essential medication in original packaging and keep prescriptions accessible.

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Recognize common scams

Be cautious with unsolicited guides, surprise fees, fake ticket sellers, pressure to visit a shop, and requests to hand over your phone or passport.

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Lost passport or documents

Contact local police when appropriate, then your embassy or consulate for official replacement-document instructions. Contact your insurer too.

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Personal emergency card

Keep important details close.

Fill this out for your own reference. Use the print button to keep a paper copy. The details stay in this browser page only.

In immediate danger: move to a safer public place if possible and contact local emergency services. This page is general travel information, not a substitute for official instructions, medical care, or emergency response. Verify local emergency numbers before your trip.