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Hotel Safety - Check-in Names
Do not use your common name when checking into your hotel. For example, use ‘B.C. Jones’ or ‘Barry C. Jones’ instead of ‘Barbara C. Jones’. Let your friends, family and co-workers know how you are registered, so if necessary, you may be contacted.
Airport Safety - Airplane Discretion
When traveling on a plane, do not indicate final destination (i.e. hotel you are staying at) with person sitting next to you. This might be heard by another person and pose a risk.
Airport Safety - Count Rows to Emergency Exit
Count the seats or rows to the nearest emergency exit. This way, if there ever is a need to make an emergency exit from the airplane, you will know exactly how far you need to go to reach the exit.
Airport Safety - Concealed Money Belts for Valuables
Carry your passport, plane ticket, traveler's checks and cash in a concealed money belt worn around the waist. If the temperature is very hot, use a small plastic bag to act as a moisture barrier between you and your valuables.
Airport Safety - Confidence Thwarts Potential Danger
Look and act confident: Know your destination and get directions ahead of time. Be aware of your surroundings (people, cars, doorways, stairwells, etc.) and have a plan in case you get into a dangerous situation.
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