Planning A Trip: Deciding Where To Go, How To Travel There, Where To Stay
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Preparation is 9/10ths of what's necessary to travel safely.
Before undertaking any journey, ask your doctor if there are any restrictions or special requirements you should follow. While with your doctor, also ask for the best way to contact him or her if necessary while you are away. If your doctor doesn't like to give patients his or her e-mail address or mobile phone number, perhaps an exception can be made for this situation -- particularly when you're traveling across time zones which can make communication difficult.
If you are in a weakened condition, give serious consideration to traveling with a companion who is healthier than you and can help you in case something happens. If necessary, hire a nurse.
Additional preparation includes:
- What To Think About When Choosing A Destination
- What To Include In Your Travel Plans
- Choosing A Hotel Or Other Place To Stay
If you are going to travel outside the United States also see, Travel Outside The United States.
If you will have special needs, click here. If you will need nursing care en route or at your destination, see: How To Travel If You Need Nursing Care.
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