Travel Emergencies
While travel can be a fantastic experience, it can also be a disaster. Anyone who has ever had their passport, credit cards or money stolen can tell you this. Not to mention medical emergencies, missed flights and lost cell phones. The folks at Fisher understand. As such, they've created the
Fisher Travel SOS Guides. These informative books tell you what to do when faced with an emergency, how to prepare for possible dangers and important foreign language phrases. Guides are available for North America, south america, Central America, Asia, Africa, The Middle East and more. Travel far and wide, but travel safe and healthy!
December 16th, 2009 at 8:28 am
For me it is all about money. Having ran out of cash and getting my credit card rejected whilst abroad was probably one of the worst days I’ve had! Through no fault of my own! The bank had sent out a new card, cancelled the old one without telling me!
Long term trips have these situations occur from time to time, therefore it’s important to carry a pre-paid card that you can immediately top up from your bank account if you are going to be away for some time, so that you can have immediate access to funds if required.
Hope this is useful!
M