The following
is a list of arrangements that should be made before you set off on holiday:
Make copies
of all travel
documents. Any misplaced paperwork can result in important information
falling into the hands of a stranger.
Make a
note of contact information for friends and family in case you need to
get in touch.
Send yourself
an email containing all important travel
information, which can then be accessed on holiday
through an internet
point. This saves you having to carry any paperwork around.
Remember
to label your bags
with names, addresses, and contact details. These will help if the bags
are lost and then found by airport
staff or strangers.
Take recent
photographs of your children with you, as it’s a much easier way
for police to help locate a missing child.
Always
carry medication
in their original packaging and keep these in your hand luggage, since
it will be less likely to be lost than your checked luggage.
If you have any questionable drugs or large supplies, get a letter from
your doctor stating you have a legal right to use these drugs.
Remember when travelling abroad always check to see what can and can’t
be taken with you. security
measures and restrictions are constantly being changed so make sure you
keep up to date.