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Car Insurance Issues for Travelers 
There are several insurance coverage issues when you drive a
vehicle that you do not own especially when traveling. Here are
some examples:
  1.	Even if you decide that your predominate means of
transportation for traveling will be by either... 
 
First Time Travel to Europe – Your Six Month Planning Guide 
So, you’ve decided that you want to travel to Europe within the next year. Fantastic! Your trip is sure to be an exciting learning experience. This article will discuss the key plans you’ll need to make before traveling to Europe, starting from six... 
 
History of travel luggage: From the beginning to today!  
Travel luggage is an important part of every traveler’s wardrobe. There are various luggage models, sizes, styles, colors, materials and prices associated with the luggage currently on the market. There are even vintage and collectible luggage... 
 
Pack List for a Cruise--and other Travel Tips 
  What you bring on a cruise depends a great deal of the kind of ship it is.........casual or elegant.........and your plans for "fine dining".  If you are sailing a ship with all the elegant evenings, this takes special forethought on your part.... 
 
Travelling light - How to pack light travelling with toddlers 
 Whether you're packing to go for a walk to the park
or your planning a trip across country, when your travelling
with toddlers packing poses a problem. How to pack light
travelling with toddlers is a little more difficult than packing
for an... 
 
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			Staying healthy while traveling
  
				 Your good health is paramount while traveling and taking simple precautions can drastically reduce your chances of falling ill.
  Health Insurance An insurance package that covers your health, possessions and cancellations is imperative.
  Immunizations Immunizations are critical – especially if you are planning to visit 3rd world countries. Many immunizations require a specific time period to take effect or require certain follow-up shots – so plan well ahead. You should record any immunization shots received on an official health certificate as this is often a requirement of visa applications.
  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention can advise you on the current recommendations for your intended destination.
  General Food and water are one of the leading causes of illness for travelers. These simple tips can drastically reduce your chances of illness:
  - If the water is suspect, don’t take the risk. This includes ice, food washed and prepared in the water and swimming pools. Buy bottled water or boil/sterilize existing water.
  - Only consume fruit and vegetables that can be pealed or are protected by an outer skin (bananas, oranges, pineapple etc)
  - Wash you hands thoroughly before all meals.
  - When purchasing meat and seafood, look for proper  
				
				
 
				 refrigeration.
  - Cooked food is generally safer for consumption. Raw and undercooked food can carry an array of pathogens.
  - Be wary of un-pasteurized milk and milk products
  - The National Center for Infectious Diseases publishes informative traveler’s health information. Food and drink risks can be accessed through: http://www.cdc.gov/travel/food-drink-risks.htm
  Insect Bites Be sure to cover up with insect repellant – especially when traveling the tropics. Spray on repellant with DEET will offer you the greatest protection. Use mosquito nets while sleeping. Also, be sure to research whether insect carried diseases are a problem where you intend to travel.
  Sunburn Many of us travel to find a spot in the sun but overexposure can cause severe sunburn. Stay in the shade during extreme burn times and use plenty of sun block. When choosing sun block, check the SPF Factor and the brand. SPF 30+ is recommended when traveling down-under.
  Article by Travel J - Traveler's Resources & Information - http://www.travelj.com
  About the Author 
 Sarah Moore has been in the travel and tourism industry for over 20 years and is currently working with one of the worlds largest coach networks. Sarah is also the webmaster of TravelJ - A Traveler's Resources & Information Network - http://www.travelj.com 
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