smarttraveller.gov.au<\/a>\u00a0as well.<\/p>\n
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Travel Adapters<\/h2>\n
Don’t forget to pack your travel adapters- enough to plug in all of your essentials at once. If you’re in for some extended times in transit without access to power, maybe purchasing a portable battery for your phone is wise as well. These can usually be used for iPads as well.<\/p>\n
Housesitter\/Petsitter<\/h2>\n
It might be worth getting a friend to stay at your place if you will be gone for an extended amount of time, particularly if you have a pet and need someone to look after them. Getting someone to stay in your place would ensure that your fluffy friend would still have some stability while you are off globetrotting!<\/p>\n
Foreign Cash<\/h2>\n
Be sure to sort out your cash situation before arriving, whether you buy some foreign cash from the post office, a money exchange facility or through your bank- make sure you’re not caught out in the taxi from the airport or overwhelmed with thirst looking for an ATM once you get off the plane. Always try to have a small amount of cash on you for these situations. Also, make sure you have a plan for purchasing items with a card, whether it be a travel card or your debit card, check out foreign transaction fees before deciding on the best option for your needs.<\/p>\n
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Language<\/h2>\n
Don’t be that person who goes overseas and doesn’t even learn how to say\u00a0 “please” and “thank you” in the local language. Don’t assume everyone speaks English because you do- it’s not the case everywhere in the world and even if the country speaks it at school, doesn’t mean older generations speak English at all or that everyone is comfortable with it. If you are traveling to a country, learn the basics that you need to get by via a language app like Duolingo or buy a phrase book. That way you won’t get stuck in any tricky situations.<\/p>\n
Local customs<\/h2>\n
Again, don’t assume everyone is like you or the laws and customs are the same everywhere. In some countries, it is illegal to take pictures of other people without permission, to have your cheque bounce or to swear in public! In some countries, it is considered rude to point your fingers or to not remove your shoes prior to entering a home. It’s important to know these things about where you are traveling prior to ensure you are on the same page as the locals and you can avoid any unnecessary faux pas.<\/p>\n
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