Tips for those traveling abroad:
subject to change and vary depending on the length of stay and
visa type (business or tourist). Check with the country's
embassy or consulate in the U.S. for the most up-to-date and
accurate information.
Visit the consular/foreign office web site for the country you are
visiting. Ask colleagues and friends who have traveled to the
country before for any cultural pointers.
phone will work in the country you are visiting if you need to use
it, especially for business purposes.
inner voice and avoid public demonstrations. Do not wear
expensive jewelry, carry a lot of cash or bring unnecessary credit
cards. Try to "blend in" rather than stand out from the locals.
about the country and people as you can. Always be polite, have
a friendly, open attitude and smile. Remember, it is a privilege
to be given the opportunity to visit your host country.
especially important to leave a day earlier than required so that
you can be fresh for meetings.
Although it's not likely something bad will happen, it can.
If you get hurt or sick while away from home, it could cost
Thousands of dollars to get you back home, and more
if you need to be hospitalized in a foreign country.
the arrangements so all you have to do is relax and enjoy.
- Paperwork: "Must-do" items before you go include having a valid
subject to change and vary depending on the length of stay and
visa type (business or tourist). Check with the country's
embassy or consulate in the U.S. for the most up-to-date and
accurate information.
- Discovery: Part of the excitement about travel is learning as
Visit the consular/foreign office web site for the country you are
visiting. Ask colleagues and friends who have traveled to the
country before for any cultural pointers.
- Research: Do a little research beforehand. Ask your doctor prior
phone will work in the country you are visiting if you need to use
it, especially for business purposes.
- Common Sense: In any given country, use common sense to try
inner voice and avoid public demonstrations. Do not wear
expensive jewelry, carry a lot of cash or bring unnecessary credit
cards. Try to "blend in" rather than stand out from the locals.
- Smile: Discover the world around you when visiting a new
about the country and people as you can. Always be polite, have
a friendly, open attitude and smile. Remember, it is a privilege
to be given the opportunity to visit your host country.
- Time: Give yourself time to acclimate to the time change,
especially important to leave a day earlier than required so that
you can be fresh for meetings.
- Insurance: Your trip is important to you, whether it is a
Although it's not likely something bad will happen, it can.
If you get hurt or sick while away from home, it could cost
Thousands of dollars to get you back home, and more
if you need to be hospitalized in a foreign country.
- Call us and let us help you with these and other things.
the arrangements so all you have to do is relax and enjoy.
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