Posts tagged with ‘safety’

  • Benefits and Challenges of a Gap Year on Mental Health

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    The amount of people taking a gap year to travel is increasing, research by Teachingabroad showed that 56% of students that take a gap year travel during that time. A gap year is normally taken before a major change in life such as going to university, starting a new job or having a baby but anyone should consider time to travel at any stage of their life.

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    Our Travel Guide For 2021

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    2020 left a lot to be desired when it came to travel. The coronavirus situation put a temporary end to many peopleā€™s holiday plans, but there is hope that in 2021 we will be able to get back to doing what we love and exploring the world. The travel industry needs all the help it can get to rebuild, and we hope this guide will provide you with the key safety information required so that you can travel safely when destinations open-up again.

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    Ibiza Living 2020

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    This week I boarded a flight, landed in Ibiza and checked in to a hotel with a rooftop pool. Something I did not expect to be doing in 2020. Ibiza is now open to tourists, slowly life returns to something normal. Iā€™ll be honest, positive feelings have been few and far between throughout 2020, but I am trying to fix my focus on something to look forward to.

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    Staying Safe in Tokyo, Japan

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    Japan is one of the safest countries in the world, ranking as number 9 on World Population Review in 2020. Itā€™s generally safe to walk around at night, violent crime is extremely rare, and things that often plague other countriesā€™ sightseeing spots such as pickpocketing and mugging are low.

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    Safety Considerations When Taking a Road Trip to Spain During WinterĀ 

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    Winter isĀ currently hitting the UK hard,Ā making it a perfect time to take the ultimate road trip to Spain where the weather is a lot more friendlier. This over 2000km road trip is packed with adventure; you’ll start by driving to Dover where you’ll cross over to Calais via the Eurotunnel, head down through the centre of France while enjoying some of the country’s best sights, and ultimately end up inĀ Spain where you can spend a few days enjoying the warm rays of the sun.

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    Travelling Asia

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    Always be sure to inform your bank accounts that you are traveling abroad ā€“ this will ensure that your card does not get blocked by the bank. The bank may think this is a suspicious transaction.

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    Keeping Your Gear Safe While on Tour

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    Too often, musicians learn the hard way that thieves are able to sell their instruments and other equipment for big bucks on the black market. Stolen instruments can sell for thousands of pounds, making them a popular target.

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    Travelling Tips

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    We have put our heads together and come up with these important points to remember while you’re enjoying your gap year experience.

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    What To Do If You Have Been Spiked

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    Everyone is aware of their personal tolerance to alcohol so if you feel odd, nauseous, tipsy or wasted and you know that you cannot be drunk, it is possible that your drink has been spiked with either drugs or alcohol.

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    How to Travel Safely in Zimbabwe

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    Zimbabwe is a beautiful country. Despite its touchy political situation and fragile economy, this landlocked jewel in Southern Africa is well worth a visit.

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