Kenya Travel Tips
Do not photograph people without taking permission and don’t feel offended if they ask you to pay for it since it is a poor country.
It is illegal to export Kenyan currency, it may be difficult to exchage when you depart. Do not change your money in the black market. The illegal money changers are often quick-change artists, and the police will arrest you if they even suspect you’re changing money illicitly. Also, We recommend only changing small amounts of money at a time.
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Zambia : Travellers' Tips
In the near future the information below will be incorporated into the relevant Travel Advice Notice and the Tips will cease to exist as a separate entity.
-Get adequate travel insurance including medical insurance.
-Check the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Travel Advice before travelling.
-Make a point of checking out local laws and customs and respect them.
-Beware of pickpockets and opportunist car thieves.
-Take medical advice on pre-travel vaccinations and anti-malarials.
-Ask before taking photographs.
-Ensure you know the validity of your visa and don't overstay.
-Leave a photocopy of your passport and travel
Mauritius : Travel Tips
-Get the best travel insurance deal possible.
-Check the FCO Travel Advice for all destinations en route to Mauritius.
-Some prescription drugs are not allowed in Mauritius, check the FCO Travel Advice for more detail.
-Bring enough money for all contingencies.
-Keep valuable effects in a safe place.
-Enter next of kin details into the back of your passport.
-Beware of pickpockets and, on foot, stay away from dark quiet streets.
-Carry a photocopy of your passport with you, not the original.
Ethiopia Travel Tips
Do take along a coat and tie, as they may be needed for the good restaurants. Address people by using Mr. Mrs. or Miss preceding their first name. Don't take pictures of military installations, airports, bridges, etc. and ask permission before taking photographs of people. Don't give money to beggars; the local children may quit school to earn. You can expect beggars to thrust their hands inside your taxi if a window is open. There's not much you can do about it, however: Beggars have already removed the hand cranks used to raise and lower windows on most
Seychelles : Health Tips
Seychelles is close to the Equator so the sun is strong and hats/caps and sunglasses are usually needed. Bring sun protection creams and insect repellents with you, as local supplies are erratic and expensive.
Medical facilities in Seychelles are limited, especially on the more remote islands where doctors are often unavailable. The main hospital is in Victoria.
You should check the Department of Health website at: www.dh.gov.uk, or contact your own GP for up to date advice on vaccinations and prophylaxis.
Following recent flooding, the Seychelles authorities have reminded people to take precautions against mosquito bites, to reduce
Malawi : Travel Tips
In the near future the information below will be incorporated into the relevant Travel Advice Notice and the Tips will cease to exist as a separate entity.
-Arrange comprehensive travel Insurance and carry the details with you.
-Check the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Travel Advice for Malawi.
-Visitors should carry identity documents at all times. Keep a photocopy of your passport with you separate from the original.
-Enter next of kin details into the back of your passport.
-Bring enough money. Credit cards are not widely accepted in Malawi. You should carry Traveller's cheques or cash.
