Tip # 2.
Wear a belt with lightweight, solid, brass buckle, which will not set off the alarm as it has a light metal mass and no iron content.

Tip # 3.
Get sneakers in dark gray that are compatible with business attire and have Velcro-band closures rather than laces, permitting them to be quickly put on and taken off.

Tip #4.
Carry a photocopy of your passport and credit cards you take on your trip in case they are lost or stolen. Also have a copy at home for your records.

Tip #5.
Travel insurance is advisable as penalties are costly on consolidator tickets for cancellations or changes.

Tip #6.
Always reconfirm your international flights 72 hours prior to travel.

Tip #7.
 If you know your flight will be delayed, take activities to keep you busy while you wait.

Tip #8.
Pay down your credit card balances before your trip so credit won’t run short.

Tip #9.
If you want to use your cellular-phone on the airlines you will need to get permission from the airline before using. Some allow usage while still on the ground and the doors are open.

Tip #10.
If you plan to marry in a foreign country find out the country’s requirements (examples) France where you must live in the country for 40 consecutive days before the wedding or in St. Lucia, weddings are only valid when performed during daylight.

Tip #11.
When renting a car in a foreign country DO NOT assume that your credit card covers your insurance. Check with credit card company to find out their policy. Coverage is changing for many of the credit card companies so check each time you need a rental.

Tip #12.
Tours and Cruises offer their own insurance when booking but sometimes you need to take extended coverage with a separate company.

Tip #13.
Check with airlines for limits on carry on luggage.

Tip # 14.
Always book your trip with Pam.