Travel Tips....

Travelling is a bit more work than just a holiday where you sit
still and relax....somedays it can even resemble hard work!
What you get though, is a whole new look at the world and
yourself.
The secret is to expect to be in for surprises of all kinds.

The world is an amazing place,
it is up to you if you enjoy it or not so be prepared to have  fun-
pack your patience and....
1.    Bring your sense of humour- you’ll need it.
2.    When you have piled up the minimum you need to take.
   THROW OUT half of it!  
   The lighter you travel, the easier for you. 3 sets of clothes can be done.
3.    Sensible walking shoes most important.
4.    Grab a phrase book- the locals probably still won’t understand you but will
    appreciate the effort. You’ll have plenty of laughs.
5.    You
are going somewhere DIFFERENT, everything will be a bit different....
   Get in the flow, try and work out how things work. If you want or expect it to be
    like home- stay home [ read 1 again]
6.    Be prepared to eat local food- part of the experience and much less likely to
   get belly bugs. Some things just won’t be available and you’ll probably drive
    yourself [ and others] crazy craving them…if it is that desperate take it with
    you!
7.    Drink bottled water. Tap water anywhere can cause the 'runs' just because it is
    different to what you tummy is used to.
8.    Drink lots of water- travel dehydrates you a bit-  you might not notice it ...but it
    will give you headaches and cause you to feel irritable.
9.    Bring with you any medications you need [or might need]
10.  Read, watch and ask others for every bit of information you can gleam on the
    destination of your travels.
    It add to your experience there. IGNORE the doom and gloom merchants who
    are just scare mongers- what do they know? [Read 1 again]
11.  BOOKING YOUR FLIGHTS- look at arrival times and connections. Generally
    there is a range of airlines, prices are fairly similar but what you get in flights
    is quite different.
   Arriving in the wee small hours of the morning looses you a day- you are just to
    tired, late evening not so bad, you can fall into bed and start the new day
    easier....
    If you have to transfer from an international to a domestic flight along the way-
    how easy will it be? [it is murder in Mumbai for example- do you have local
    currency for the taxi fare?]
12.  Always bring a printed copy of your ticket -even if it is an e-ticket and should
    all be on the computer.
13.  Shopping happens- start with a smaller bag and have a second softer bag
    with you to expand into. Easier than trying to wrangle 1 enormous bag.
14.  Check out the local dress customs and try and respect them- you won’t stand
    out like a sore thumb, less likely to be stared at in a rude way and locals are
    more likely to talk to you.
   [image meeting a man or woman in your town with their right breast hanging
   out- how easy would it be to have a normal interaction with them? Your legs or
    shoulders can have that impact in other places…..read 1 again.
15.  The worst part about time changes is that your body clock does not adjust so
    quickly...this can lead to constipation or the opposite until you adjust.
    Drink
plenty of water [lots really!] and you might think of taking a little  
   something to help your intestines settle into the new routine.

16.
Take with you the sense of wonder of a child and use it often.
   No one knows you- allow yourself to oooh! and ahhh! as loudly as you like.

Remember enjoy yourself- the world and her
people are amazing!
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