Complete Guide to Travel

I for one strongly urge you to avoid watching those kinds of films especially movies that aren't based on any real life stories, plane crashes and accidents don't really occur as much as you'd think and there are times that it's just your mind imagining things that are less likely to happen, I'm a flight attendant and I've been working for a few years now, and I can reassure you that planes are definitely safe.

Always confirm the company/agency/airport if the sale is real. If you had been fraud, report your case to airport and report them to the authorities of the law. In Singapore, they guarantee your safety. Even though they only have few cases of that. You should never give your information to random persons without assuring that they are real.

Bank can only covered expenses if you already on travel. In your case, you are just in the process to go on a travel and it is the bank that has nothing to do with the expenses. But, you can check the history of your transaction to track the owner of the account where you deposit your payment. It is the best what the bank can do for you. To avoid this kind of problem, you should research the agencies that you contact. Many people now are posting their experiences on this kind of matter. Select an agency that has good reviews.

When going abroad, or on a business trip, we always have our luggage for our needs. We always carry or have our essentials by our side. There are some cases that our luggages gets damaged or even lost. You can get your compensation from the airline that you travelled with or with the travel insurance you have. If you want to claim a compensation for damage, write a report to the airlines within seven days.

If you are business person or who likes to travel a lot. It is recommendable to find your own travel agency to partner with. But there a lot of agencies out there. If you are working for a company, you can ask your co-workers what is the companies travel agency partner. You can also ask your close friends and relatives who likes to travel to help you with that.

Avoid travel for at least a month after surgery. Move as much as possible during the trip. It is generally recommended to wait four to six weeks to fly after any lower limb surgery. If you're traveling by plane, bus or train, stand, stretch and walk down the aisles. During car trips, take a break to walk and stretch at least every three to four hours