英语旅行小贴士.pptVIP

Good morning boys and girls Do you want to travel ? Who do you want to travel with ? Travel with your friends Travel with your family Travel with your lover Here are nine travel tips for the girl who want to travel alone. Like it or not, women have to take special?precautions?while traveling alone. After six months of backpacking solo in Africa, I’ve got a few ideas about how we can make the most of solo exploration — and stay safe along the way. If you’re about to embark on a solo trip or are thinking about traveling alone (Go! Go!), here are nine tips to make your?trek?the best it can be: 1. Befriend local women. Whether you’re in the market, on a bush taxi or sleeping in a hostel, make friends with the women who live there. Women around the globe have a sort of informal pact; we all watch out for each other. Even if you’ve only exchanged a smile with the woman sitting next to you, she’ll go out of her way to protect you if necessary. This rule becomes even more important if you feel like you’re in danger; seek out the closest woman and stick to her like glue. 2. Book a bed for the first night. After Day 1, I avoid making reservation whenever possible, to fully enjoy traveling by the seat of my pants. But for your first night, book a place to sleep in advance — preferably before you leave home. This will give you peace of mind, help you get over the first-day-of-travel?jitters, and give you a goal and destination when you arrive in-country. 3. Only bring what you can easily carry. It’s always a good idea to keep your backpack light, but this becomes even more important when you’re traveling alone, simply because you don’t have anyone to help you. Traveling light could even be seen as a safety measure, because you can move more quickly away from danger (or?pesky?men who want to marry you) when you have less to carry. Make sure you have a free hand even when you’re carrying all y