safety

When abroad, avoid travelling alone. A traveller alone is an easy target for pickpockets and muggers. Carry your bags and other personal items securely, and only carry what you need. If you carry a shoulder bag, keep it closed at all times and carry it between your arm and body. Never carry a wallet in your hip pocket or inside jacket pocket. Empty your wallet of all unnecessary items and carry it in your front pants pocket.

Make several copies of your passport, traveler's checks, credit cards, itinerary, airline tickets and other travel documents. Leave one copy with a relative or friend back home and carry one copy with you.

Take most of your money in traveler's checks and record the serial numbers, denominations and date and location of the issuing agency. Remove all unnecessary credit cards from your wallet. Be sure to carry your credit card companies' telephone numbers in case your cards are lost or stolen. Always report losses immediately.

Carry the address and telephone number of the U.S. embassy or consulate for each country. In case of difficulties, contact U.S. authorities promptly. If you plan to stay in a foreign country for an extended period, register and leave your itinerary with the embassy or consulate.

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