by Paul Dohrman
Traveling abroad, how do you stay wired without an Internet café? How do you avoid international rates on your cellular? What about adapters, disease, and visas? This guide addresses these essential questions of travel abroad and more.
When traveling internationally, it's important to take a copy of a passport and to make sure that the passport expires at least six months after the departure date. Learn Read More
When going on an international flight, it's important to get to the airport early, to drink enough water when flying and to dress comfortably. Discover the importance of Read More
Your tickets are booked and you have your Passport- what else do you need, right? Wrong! International travel requires a good deal of research to ensure you have a safe and Read More
Protecting your laptop from theft and damage, and ensuring it will be usable in foreign countries, requires preparation and care. Read More
There are two competing systems for cellular phone provisioning. Cell phone provisioning is how subscriber data is stored in the phone so it can gain access to cellular Read More
Dengue fever is the most common arbovirus infection worldwide, affecting up to 100 million people annually. Travelers to dengue endemic regions import 100 to 200 cases of Read More
Traveler's diarrhea is an infection of the digestive system that causes diarrhea, bloating, gas and possibly a low-grade fever. It occurs when people are exposed to Read More
Documents should be combined in one centralized place along with cash, credit cards and traveler's checks. Keep documents safe while traveling abroad with tips from a Read More
Symptoms of a blood clot include shortness of breath and numbness or temperature change in legs. Discover how to recognize blood clot symptoms with expert tips from a fire Read More
Travelers' health insurance is important because many U.S. health insurance companies will not cover anything outside of the United States. Determine how much traveler's Read More
Calling another country can be confusing, with phone numbers stretching up to and beyond 17 digits. But staying in touch with your friends and family needn't be so Read More
Making international phone calls requires dialing the international code, country code, city or region code and the phone number. Place international phone calls with tips Read More
Many drivers make the mistake of assuming that handling a vehicle is the same everywhere in the world. The truth is that not only do the rules vary, but the dangers and the Read More
An international drivers license is officially called an International Driving Permit (IDP). Issued through automobile clubs in the United States, the IDP allows a driver Read More
A visa is a document, usually a small card, that shows your contact information and details about your country of origin. A visa is a legal indication that you are eligible Read More
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