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Sunday, November 11, 2012

Safety and Situational Awareness - Video

Travel can take us to exciting, new places - places we're compelled to explore, places we can't wait to experience. Ninety-nine times out of 100, the trip turns out just as we hoped it would, from beginning to end. We come away refreshed, invigorated, and enthusiastic about the next time we'll be able to steal away for another excursion.

However, it only takes the slightest unforeseen event to quickly remind you that you are in an unfamiliar environment, which, if unprepared, can lead to panic. 

All three of the following resources provide valuable insight to help you make your travels as safe as possible, no matter what might arise:


Planning Your Escape Route - This is a good article to consider when planning hiking trips and outdoor expeditions.

A Practical Guide to Situational Awareness - A bit more in-depth and probably overkill for most travelers, this Stratfor article gives a comprehensive overview of situational awareness, which is particularly valuable for international travelers.

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