How to Travel Safely in Dangerous Countries
| October 12, 2018
2. Talk to the Locals
Once you set foot in your destination, you should immediately start talking with the locals to learn if there’s something you should be worried about. Internet research can only give you so much information; you’ll get the best advice from the people living with the issues every day.
You might find out that it’s OK to visit a neighborhood in the morning by bus, but in the evening, you should get a taxi or maybe not go at all. Remember that locals don’t want you to get hurt or robbed, and they will go out of their way to make sure you’re safe.
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