Mark Miclette shares a few travel tips for staying safe and healthy. Important facts for all survivalists.

1. Simple Travel Tips To Stay Safe and Healthy
Millions of people will venture out for travel, whether it’s within the United States or around
the world, and many will get sick. Some will get lost, and others will just not plan right for
what may end up happening. Being prepared is the key to having a safe, fun, and joyous
travel anywhere in the world. Even if you’re going somewhere on business, you could be
prepared and enjoy the luxury of safety, and good health throughout. The following are just a
few tips that can help you get this down to a science.
Plan Ahead
This is not just about booking trips, you should plan ahead in terms of what the weather will
be like, speak with a physician, and consider whether or not you need to have special
equipment, medications, or anything that is crucial for you to have in another country, state,
or city. This includes taking care of children’s needs as well as your own. If you look ahead
with this mindset of preparation, you will not have to deal with some pitfalls that may
manifest.
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2. Write a Checklist
When you’re packing, make sure that you have a list ready for everything. You don’t want to
go overboard here, but rather look at what you need and pack accordingly. Your needs should
outweigh too much of your “wants” or “what if” section of your list. You want to be smart,
pack ahead and ensure that you have everything taken care of, just in case. Without a
checklist, you’re guaranteed to forget something crucial.
Be Health Smart
Wherever you’re going, make sure that you are still using safety protocol. That means simple
things like wearing a seatbelt, sunscreen, and paying attention to little things. Make sure that
you aren’t over confident or playing things aloof. You need to pay attention the customs and
ideas that flow through the area that you’re going into, and try to sustain safety throughout
all your travels. This is more than just healthy living, it boils down to family, planning, and
protection against common issues. Something as simple as a bug bite could cause a serious
health problem, so make sure you plan ahead.