浙江省2017-2018学年高一英语人教版选修七课件Unit 5 Travelling abroadP2.pptVIP

What should we take into account before we decide to travel abroad? Travel abroad Money ID card Transportation Local condition and customs Accommodation Weather Making plans Apply for a visa Preparing for your trip… Preparing for your trip...Where are you going? Where you are going determines what precautions you should take as you travel: 1 What illnesses are common to the area I am visiting, and do I need medical advice to determine what vaccines I need to prevent such illnesses? 2. While traveling, if I am in an emergency medical situation how close will I be to proper medical care and medications? 3. Do I need specific clothing or supplies for the region I am traveling in? 4. What other safety precautions should I take, such as preparations against theft and accidents? Preparing for your trip...What Will You Do? Are you going to be traveling on a tour, and staying in air-conditioned hotels? You may be less likely to contract an illness, insect-borne disease, water-borne disease, but it is best to be safe through proper vaccinations and applying good preventative measures than to be sorry later. Are you planning to drive a car, or motorcycle? Be advised that motor vehicle accidents are among the top causes of traveler injury and death. Take the appropriate precautions to stay as safe as possible. Are you going to be traveling in areas that tourist usually don’t visit? Rural areas of underdeveloped countries pose a greater threat for contact with unsanitary food and drink as well as disease-carrying insects. Preparing for your trip...How long will you stay? Shorter Trips: May mean less likelihood of accidents, exposure to illness through insects, food or water, though precautions should still be taken to prevent these problems. Longer Trips: May mean increased risk of exposure. Longer trips increase your odds of being exposed to unsanitary food or water or disease carrying insects. You are also more likely to take side