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  • Free Trip Itinerary Planner
    - A free trip itinerary planner is waiting for you to download and print from our web site. It is a great way to organize and plan your trip. Just print one for each week, and it becomes a place to put all your important and essential information. After the trip, it becomes a bit of nostalgia and a resource for future trips. For all those who love to travel!
    Vicki Mills, Fly Free, Stay Cheap
    1-Jan-2000 Vicki Mills, Fly Free, Stay Cheap ID587

  • Friendly Bacteria
    - Eat yogurt two weeks before you leave - this builds up a "friendly" bacteria in your system and you can then tolerate more things. Drink bottled water and no ice. (Better hotels have their own ice making that uses purified water). In third world countries only eat cooked food or fruit that can be peeled (bananas or oranges) - raw food (salads, etc.) may not have been cleaned properly.
    1-Jan-2000 Sandy Pierson ID645

  • Fun Reading
    - Pick out a book for 'fun reading' set in the country you are about to visit. Your fictional journey through the country will put you in the mood to enjoy the sights and experiences to come.
    1-Jan-2000 Tina Littell ID567

  • Gaudy Luggage
    - Paint your bags with big, bright designs - much easier to identify and less likely to be duplicated than a ribbon or elastic band; also, less likely to be stolen because you look like a cheap, bohemian artist or something. If your bag rips, sew it up, and then patch it with duct tape. The duct tape is waterproof, and makes your bag still more identifiable and less likely to be robbed. If you can't afford a new bag, how can you have anything of value in it, right?
    1-Jan-2000 Perry Raye ID643

  • Get a Cash Card
    - If you're planning a longer stay overseas it might be a good idea to get a cash card from a bank. Once overseas you can withdraw money from your account periodically. You won't have to carry lots of money around, and you'll also save on the exchange rates that change all the time.
    1-Jan-2000 Franny Canestorp ID634




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