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100 International Travel Tips
100 International Travel Tips
100 International Travel Tips
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129 Important travel tips and advice to help prevent lost or stolen luggage, avoiding common tourist scams, save you money, and staying safe on your travels.

Advice for travel can be found all over the Internet, from friends and travel agencies, government websites, as well as airlines. The problem is not a shortage of information, but an overload of information. Wasting time sifting through numerous tips that in most cases have no relevance to you, often leaves you frustrated while at the same time possibly causing you to forget the actual advice you do need.

This book focuses on tips that will make your flight smoother, help you to not be a victim of baggage theft or become another statistic of lost luggage, help you clear customs easier, stay out of trouble and jail for things you may not think you can get jailed for, as well as help you not to fall victim to crime on your travels.

If only one tip helps to save you from being robbed, your bank account emptied, your passport stolen, you jailed for life or executed, or help to make your travels go smoother, then the purchase of the book was a bargain.

If you are planning to travel overseas, then This Book is For You

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LanguageEnglish
Release dateDec 30, 2015
ISBN9781311843302
100 International Travel Tips
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Anton Swanepoel

Adventurer and world traveler, Anton Swanepoel, hales originally from Pretoria, South Africa, but has called a number of exotic locations home. Educated as a software engineer, he worked for a large multinational company before deciding to travel the globe. Along life's journey, Anton became a skilled scuba diver and technical diving instructor, teaching for seven years while living in the Cayman Islands. His resume touts Tri-Mix instructor levels from multiple licensing agencies, and dive records over 400 feet.Mr. Swanepoel has always loved travel and writing. In the past several years he's combined these passions, authoring and publishing a host of books, sharing secrets he's learned along the way. When he's not exploring an underwater landscape or racing a motorcycle down a stretch of highway, you'll find Anton visiting world destinations and chronicling his experiences.Today, he is a fulltime globetrotter and writer, having penned instructional guides for diving and travel, as well as a pair of fictional novels. His excurtion titles are geared toward do-it-yourself travelers, who enjoy saving money and seeing the out-of-way places. His favorite destinations include, Machu Picchu, the mountains of Vietnam, and the Temples at Angkor Wat.

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    100 International Travel Tips - Anton Swanepoel

    100 International Travel Tips

    By Anton Swanepoel

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    Introduction

    This book contains 129 important travel tips, as well as advice that will help you save money, avoid common tourist scams, stay safe, and keep you out of trouble with the local law.

    Travel advice can be found on the Internet, friends, travel agencies, government websites, and airlines. The problem is not a shortage of information, but an overload of information. Wasting time sifting through numerous tips, which in most cases have no relevance to you, can often leave you frustrated. It may also cause you to forget what you were searching for and the actual advice you need.

    This book does not contain general tips; such as remembering to have the post office hold your mail or finding someone to look after your plants. Rather, the advice focuses on tips that will make your flight smoother, help you avoid becoming a victim of lost or stolen baggage, and stay out of jail for any number of reasons. You’ll learn how to clear customs more easily and how to stay free from scams and common crimes.

    The relevancy of advice is linked to where and how you travel, in addition to your own travel experience. To advise on a broad range of travel scenarios, it cannot be helped that not all advice will pertain to all readers. However, if only one tip saves you from being robbed, your bank account emptied, your passport stolen, you jailed for life or executed, or help to make your travels go smoother, then the aim of the book was reached and the purchase of the book was a bargain. Realize that no number of tips are a substitute for planning your trip, using common sense, and being vigilant for possible tourist scams.

    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Chapter 1: Visas, Passports and Customs

    Chapter 2: Electronics

    Chapter 3: Money Matters

    Chapter 4: Safety

    Chapter 5: Accommodation

    Chapter 6: Security Checkpoints

    Chapter 7: Health

    Chapter 8: Etiquette and Clothes

    Chapter 9: You and the Law

    Chapter 10: Luggage

    Chapter 11: Saving Money

    Chapter 12: Additional Tips

    About the Author

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    Chapter 1: Visas, Passports and Customs

    1: You need a visa (unless your country is exempt) for every country that you land in, even if you do not leave the airport and will be catching a connecting flight. This is due to the possibility of a delayed

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