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BëUwkdøwmdwl BtÔa ÌpwËýUl KwWê (International Youth Hostel Card)
BëUwkdøwmdwl ýU×ËWëU AwBËWxëUxU KwWê (International Student Identity Card)
BëUwkdøwmdwl BtÔa UÛwËhl KwWê (International Youth Travel Card)
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Okay/OK, so you want to go abroad- you've picked your destination. There are a number of small but essential details that need to be taken care of before travelling. Many of us travel to foreign countries but we do not know that things do we need or what things do we need to know before going to abroad. The things are :

1. An International valid passport.
2. The necessary legal papers in support of the occupation mentioned in the passport.
3. Before stamping of the visa one should take the necessary dollar endorsement and the Bank solvency certificate from the bank.
4. Travel tax should be deposited to the bank.
5. Some International Cards should be taken. The cards are as follows :
a. International Youth Hostel Card.
b. International Student Identity Card (ISIC).
c. International Youth Travel Card (GO 25 card).
d. International Teacher Identity card.
e. International campaign card.
f. International driving license.
6. One should collect for him/her the necessary guide books, route map etc. in respect to the country/countries he / she is going to travel.
7. It is more convenient to take traveller's cheque (T.C) rather than dollar. However one should keep with him / her the photostat copy of the traveller's cheque.
8. One should not cash a big amount of dollar or the traveller's cheque (T.C) in the airport because of low rate.
9. One should take with him / her a sizeable number of visiting cards as per his/her profession with him/her.
10. For upholding the image of one's own country one should take with him/her books of information on his/her countries tourist maps, tourist guide books; posters, view cards etc. from Government or Non-Government Organizations.
11. During travel one should always keep with him/her the visiting cards, papers or diary for writing addresses, pen and camera.
12. One should take with him/her the personal testimonial of success or certificate (English version).
13. There are some guide books who may help you for cheap travel. Here are a few of the best series available. Let's go guidebook, Berkeley Guides, Lonely Planet guidebooks, Insight Guides, Moon Publications guidebook.
The excitement of travel and the newness of the environment you are in make it easy to become careless or distracted. While there is no guaranteed way to eliminate risk when traveling, by following a few simple rules you can reduce the chance that you will fall victim to an attack on you or your property. Here is a list of tips to follow when traveling in order to increase your chances for an incident-free trip.

a. As part of your pre-trip planning, do thorough research on the customs and political situation of every country you plan to visit.
b. Avoid illegal drugs. You are subject to the laws of the country in which you are traveling.
c. Avoid demonstrations, especial in politically volatile countries. What appears peaceful can suddenly become a dangerous situation and you could be caught in the middle.
d. Be aware at all times of your surroundings. This is not paranoia- it's good common sense you know what feels comfortable and what doesn's. If your instincts tell you a situation is uncomfortable, trust them and move along.
e. Keep the receipts of all the purchases you make while abroad; you'll be required to declare items before you re-enter.
f. Before leaving on your trip, make two sets of copies of all your important documents. Take a set with you while traveling, but be sure to keep it separate from the actual documents. Leave one set with a friend or family member back home. If the worst should happen, having access to these facts and figures will make getting your trip back on track much easier and faster. Make sure you get a police report documenting any of your losses.
g. Travel with a companion at night and stay in populated, well trafficked areas. Be especially cautious if you have been drinking, avoid arguments and don't wander the streets at dean of night.
h. Stay healthy by eating well and getting sufficient rest. If you become ill, take care of yourself by getting the proper care.
i. Never leave your pack unattended ; everything you own is in it. A thief knows this and will take advantage of even a few seconds of your inattention. This holds true no matter where you are- in a hotel, at the train station, in the train or bus, at a restaurant or resting a park.
j. In respect to hotel selection one should think over the security and the advantages and the disadvantages of movement and he/she always should keep with him/her the hotel card.
k. During travelling one should certainly take with him/her a small baggage/bag so that he/she feels comfort in movements. Because, in many cases one has to walk and then if he/she possesses a small or light baggage he/she feels easy.
l. One should take with him/her the necessary/prescription medicines, First aid kit, luggage lock and tages, camera, film, battery, toothbrush and toothpaste, soap and shampoo, comb and brush, sunscren, moisturizers, cosmetics, deodourant, contraceptives/condoms, aspirin, tissues, razor blades, eyeglasses, sunglasses etc.
This is only a primer on safety while traveling, but I hope it makes you a bit more able to avoid the risks inherent in travel. You're out to have an excellent experience; just keep your wits about you!
Have a nice trip! Bon voyage!
m. Here is some more stuffs but to used it. You need a computer, an internet line and some basic knowledge of web browsing. Let's go for it :

www.doctor-travel.com
www.web-travel-secrets.com
www.angelfire.com
www.fords.com
www.lovelyplanet.com
www.longtrip.com
www.visa.com/pd/atm/main.htm
www.currency.com
www.ciec.org
www.whytravelalone.com
www.cheaptickets.com
www.onetravel.com
www.bestfare.com
www.citysearch.com
www.city.net
www.destinationpreviewtravel.com
www.travel.yahoo.com
www.roughguides.com/travel