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TRUE or FALSE: Do's And Don'ts Of International Travel

So you think you know everything there is to know about traveling abroad? Let's see if you're willing to test that claim!

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On Aug 14, 2019
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You Should Buy Your Ticket As Early As Possible To Ensure The Best Price.

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Don't Carry Large Sums Of Cash On You

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You're a tourist, that means you should dress like one and consult a map in public.

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Visiting dangerous locations, walking in unfamiliar, isolated or dimly lit areas is a safe way to see the reality of your destination.

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Never leave valuables public view.

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Using cash substitutes like traveler's checks or credit cards, isn't really necessary; just use cash.

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When driving in a foreign country, picking up a hitchhiker is a great way to meet the locals.

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Don't worry about staged distractions, like someone bumping into you while an accomplice steals your valuables. It just doesn't happen.

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Write down your passport number; if lost or stolen, knowing the number will speed up getting it replaced.

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Making an effort to speak the language of your host country won't do you much good.

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Never break the law in a foreign country. It's laws absolutely apply to you.

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Only eat at places you know, don't take chances on new cuisine.

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