Ensuring Safety During Solo Travel

Learn your destination's customs, laws, and culture. Know the emergency numbers and location of your country's embassy or consulate.

1. Research Your Destination

Share your itinerary, accommodations, and contact information with a trusted friend. Keep them informed of your safety.

2. Share Your Itinerary

Trustworthy hotels in safe neighbourhoods. Traveller reviews can reveal the area's and hotel's safety.

3. Secure Housing

Secure your belongings and stay alert. Avoid flaunting valuable objects and keep critical documents and cash in a money belt or pouch.

4. Take Care of Your Things

Charge your phone and use local SIM cards or international roaming to stay connected. Use maps and travel applications to navigate and notify someone of your arrival.

5. Keep In Touch

Trust your instincts. Remove oneself from risky situations. Trust your instincts about people, places, and situations.

6. Follow Your Feelings

Stay out of the spotlight. Dress modestly and follow local customs. Respect local culture by researching and following local manners.

7. Be Like Locals

Locals can be reached by knowing a few phrases. You can also demonstrate respect for local culture by doing this.

8. Basic local phrases

Prepare for late flights and lodging hassles. Keep copies of crucial documents like your passport separate. Have credit or cash on hand for emergencies.

9. Backup Plan