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  • Posted Oct. 06, 2009 By T+L

    Never roam alone

    Always let someone know where you are going before you head off on a solo experience. -2009 A-List Agent More

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  • Posted Oct. 06, 2009 By T+L

    Practical safety advice for every traveler

    Understand that safety is the number 1 issue. If you wouldn't do it at home, don't do it traveling. Keep all documents in a safe place, be aware of where you are and whom you ar... More

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  • Posted Oct. 06, 2009 By T+L

    Use the in-room safe

    Always put valuables in the safe, every night, and put your toothbrush on top the last night, so that you remember to empty the locker in the morning of checkout. -2009 A-List A... More

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  • Posted Oct. 05, 2009 By T+L

    Avoid Goa's beaches at night

    Avoid beaches after nightfall, when the crowds can get a little unsavory.

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  • Posted Oct. 05, 2009 By T+L

    Calling a local doctor abroad

    If you do feel ill, the best hotels can get you to a doctor. Some will even pay “house” calls. Four Seasons New York and Mandarin Oriental New York refer their guests to travel ... More

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  • Posted Oct. 05, 2009 By T+L

    Take naps for a healthier vacation

    Carrying heavy luggage, walking long distances between terminals, being stuck in a traffic jam with a minivan full of antsy children during a road trip—it all takes a toll on yo... More

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  • Posted Oct. 05, 2009 By T+L

    Drink fluids to stay healthy on the road

    Rough travel and extreme sports can quickly dehydrate your body, especially in hot, dry climates such as the American Southwest or East Africa. Stock up on purified, bottled wat... More

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  • Posted Oct. 05, 2009 By T+L

    When in doubt, wear a protective face mask

    When they’re not feeling well, Japanese regularly don face masks in public, because it’s considered rude to spread germs. In fact, on Japan Airlines, masks are available on requ... More

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  • Posted Oct. 05, 2009 By T+L

    Check your temperature when sick abroad

    As we all know, normal body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit or 37 degrees Centigrade. Even the slightest elevation (1.8–3.6 degrees F) in the body’s thermoregulatory set ... More

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  • Posted Oct. 05, 2009 By T+L

    Stay Healthy: Be a "clean freak"

    Channel your inner Howard Hughes and wipe your hands often with antibacterial wipes or sanitizers that contain at least 60 percent alcohol, the minimum that will kill most germs... More

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