Safety Tips for Travelers During Times of Heightened Security Alert
Before Traveling
Always leave a travel itinerary with someone at home, a relative or trusted friend.
Pack lightly due to airport security
Carry items that may be necessary in an emergency: water and nonperishable food; a cell phone; photocopies of passports, visas and prescriptions; a small first aid kit
Before Booking a Hotel
Ask what security measures are in place and review them again upon check-in.
Does the hotel employ 24-hour security personnel?
Does the hotel require proof of identification of all guests?
Is access to guest room floors restricted to resident guests with valid electronic key cards only?
Ask the hotel if they have made provisions for guest safety in the event that a lockdown situation occurs. (i.e. do they have an area of refuge stocked with food and water for guests?)
Have the hotel.s safety and security features been reviewed and accepted by an independent accreditor?
While Traveling
When in your hotel room, review safety and security information and be familiar with emergency evacuation plan.
At overseas airports avoid large crowds which can be potential targets of terrorism.
When traveling abroad know local laws and customs; practice caution.
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