15 THINGS TO DO BEFORE TRAVELING ABROAD | 2023 International Travel Tips

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[@hawkeye1970s]

great video; i learned lots! Super helpful for anyone who is considering traveling.

[@beverleybrathwaite-qp9ii]

Thanks very much for this very informative video. I'm planning to go to the UK and Paris next year. (first timer)

[@hi5the31s3]

I just learned about the 6 month rule after checking the requirements, I got worried because I am supposed to be going to America in August(and back home at the end of august) and my passport expires in September. I was just searching and apparently as a British citizen traveling under the visa waiver program…. It doesn’t apply to me because US and UK are buddies. 💀 Made me so anxious for a second, glad I know for the future, and glad I watched the video.

[@amberjay5361]

Why am I crying?? Thank you for this video. I’m overwhelmed because my husband and I are suppose to be going to Germany in March and I’m so nervous that I’m crying. I’ve never been on a plane or to an airport! Im afraid of leaving my home and I’m afraid I won’t do something right. 😢 We have one credit card and I don’t know if we should get another one or not. I watched a different video that said I could go to my bank and get cash from them to take to Germany… not sure if that’s true. I wish I could hire you and your wife to come over to our house and walk us through all this. 🥺😔 I’m so scared and I hope this feeling goes away soon! I’m going to look for the German requirements for plug in adapters. Thank you for this video. I’ll be watching more today!

[@LifeIsBetterWithLove]

Make sure you have plenty of sources to pay.

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Going to Colombia in May! Huge help!

[@Kyraaa-rb3vc]

I dont know what its like for Americans but for Australians. 1. International sim cards and international eSimcards are readily available online and can span countries e.g. a few countries in Europe on one sim. 2. Get a travel money card through your bank and lock in the exchange rate (you load it in the app from your phone instantly) similar to a preloaded mastercard/giftcard. 3. Our closest countries usually dont need an international drivers license- an Australian open one is fine e.g. if you drive in NZ on your holiday.

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Great stuff! Thank you!

[@Desi_Des]

Going to France in 17 days. Thanks for the tips.

[@nme_mma]

Really excellent content man! Thanks 👊

[@Jose-ht2lw]

For just internet access in europe, is there a sim card that can be used in most of the continent? More specifically in the eastern part? Can one be purchased to be used in a tablet?

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Thanks for sharing this video. It was very informative and helpful.

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Thanks for this video, and also you definitely deserve some more subs

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Very informative video...thanks brother 💙👍

[@explorewithme24_7]

Thank you so much bro 😎 all your information is really helpful❤

[@carbugnov1952]

why worry about insurance , you cannot bring back your life. i travelled all over europe from portugal to russia, from england to turkey and never bothered about insurance. i saved tons of money .

[@kevinortiz120]

It will be my first time traveling. Where should I check all the requirements I need like entry forms, etc? Should I only check the country's embassy website? Or the airline can help me with that?

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Saving this video so I can come back to it! Super useful, thanks as always

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Am interested please and am for Nigeria

[@jesusm2159]

How do u get cash 💸?

[@viquezug3936]

Soo,, do you just rawdog the jetlag?

[@MmaduChikezie-fo2ub]

Hello

[@rimaruttempest6109]

Quick question… Do you recommend getting euros before you head to europe, or do you think it’s fine just getting cash when you get there?

[@allimyers2433]

I am from the US and my uncles from Germany and I ask him this question before I go. And he said ( at least in Germany) is better to wait and go to a local bank in the city you’re going to because those will have better exchange rates.

[@Desi_Des]

I went to my bank and purchased Euros before my trip to France. You still have to pay extra to purchase Euros.

[@berisf]

Only travelled to other countries twice in 12 years~only fleeting holidays- no indepth explorations. Looking forward to really travelling!... for me I find it near impossible to not perceive travel in my future. Spent most of my life travelling, working, hopefully doing good. I hope co-vid hasn't impacted this experience too much! Keep posting up to date info! Thanks

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[@beastman.330]

Travel insurance is one of the most important things to have .

[@ironwolph]

Why do you think so? I've just now going on my first trip.

[@smilingsam50]

Any suggestions on a travel insurance company? Thank you

[@oscatMeow]

@@ironwolph sorry for old comment but the main benefits for the plan I got for insurance is if I lose my phone I can claim on that, or if flights are cancelled or delayed I will get a refund. when you pay 2,200 on tickets its nice to know that if something happens I'm not going to be out 2 grand because my passport was taken or the airline decided they didn't want to give me my flight

[@tatianabritton6258]

@@smilingsam50a good percentage of our credit cards come with travel delay/interruption insurance BUT be sure to research and call customer support to see if that is the case as well as ensure all travel purchases are made on that specific card (otherwise your claim may be denied). As for a specific company, i heard Allianz is the best.

[@itsbellegonzales]

These travel videos are so helpful. Merci❤

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[@robertonango]

Thank You Sir for this important insight

[@kale2740]

Thank you for the information! I’m getting ready to fly to Scotland to see a friend. It’s my first international flight and your advice answered a lot of my questions and concerns! Thanks again!