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Travel Security:
Recap

TRAVEL SECURITY CHECKLIST

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• When outdoors, follow the guidance in Street Crime FAQ and Outdoor Safety - Overview.
• When driving, follow the guidance in Driving Safety Tips FAQ and Car-Security-Overview.
• Remember that predators love hunting for carefree travelers stumbling through unfamiliar territory.
• Remember that hotels have an ever-changing cast of guests for criminals to blend in with, phones linking all rooms by dialing a room-number, easily bribed staff, easy-to-get staff uniforms and badges, and notoriously sloppy security.
• Remember that the legal rights you enjoy in your home country are different in foreign lands.

The best portable Burglar Alarm Equipment, Burglary Prevention, and Personal Safety Devices

• DoorStop Alarm for hotel safety – a door wedge (both a siren and a physical barrier to forced entry).
• Doorknob Alarm for hotel safety.
• Stash clothing (such as a money belt).
• Stash safes (a.k.a. diversion safes): ordinary cans (of hair spray or whatever) modified with hidden storage space.
• GPS Child Locator: a child tracking device.
• See Security Products - Personal Devices
• Pepper Spray & where to buy pepper spray
• Personal Security Alarm: a.k.a. noisemaker or screamer

Vacation Safety Tips for wherever you go:

• Travel Security - Overview
• Camping Safety & Hiking Safety FAQ.
• Camping: human predators love hunting human prey in isolated wilderness.
• Hotels and motels are ideal hunting grounds for predators posing as guests or staff.
• Airline: air travel has more precautions than ever.
• Foreign: predators hunt for vulnerable travelers in unfamiliar territory.
• Recap of this section. (YOU’RE NOW ON THIS PAGE)
• Personal Security Alarm: a.k.a. screamer or noisemaker.
• Pepper Spray & where to buy pepper spray
• Security Products - Personal Devices for Travel Security.

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