During the National Day, more and more people like to travel. How to protect yourself outside?

I feel that as long as we follow the rules and don't act alone, safety is still guaranteed. But for a friend who travels alone, it is not just as simple as obeying the rules, because many unexpected things will happen when traveling alone. In order to prevent a person from having an accident when traveling, I will briefly talk about some of my little experiences.

First of all, there must be very detailed itinerary planning, especially traffic route planning, at which station and line to get off, and at which station and line to get off if there is any change, and the operation time of bus lines should also be known in advance. Only by knowing what you know, even if you deviate from your original route plan in actual travel, you can still reach your destination safely as long as you keep asking passers-by. For example, when I was alone in Dubai last February, I was going to Palm Island, but I couldn't find a light rail to Palm Island in the wrong direction. At that time, Google Maps was not available, and I rarely met people on the road. In the end, I chose to take the main road, and at the same time, I asked the passers-by with English words on my mobile phone (which can be written on paper) (if your English pronunciation is not standard, the locals can't understand it at all). There will always be passers-by who know English on the road to show you the way.

Secondly, avoid remote areas or scenic spots and chaotic areas. As far as domestic tourism is concerned, as long as you go to scenic spots or downtown areas, there will be basically no safety problems. However, in western countries, downtown areas or tourist areas are basically prone to petty theft, so try to take care of your belongings when traveling in such areas. If there are more police forces in such areas, it means that besides taking care of your own property, the public security situation also needs attention, but it is generally relatively safe. Because under normal circumstances, criminals will not take violent actions against tourists in downtown areas or tourist areas. However, ordinary tourists working in such a busy place must not be in the mood to join in the fun. Seeing a lot of people piled together, a single tourist can join in the fun, which will inevitably increase many security risks. Losing money is a trivial matter. If there is a physical collision, it is not worth it.

Let's talk about traveling to remote or chaotic areas first. Some tourists like to travel to places where few tourists go alone. My suggestion is that if you are not sure whether the area is safe (you can find reliable information from a lot of information on the Internet), try not to go to such a place. If you really want to go, then you should be fully prepared, that is, only bring the right amount of money and things, so that you can meet the necessary expenses without taking all your travel expenses and important documents when something goes wrong; Secondly, write down some necessary phone calls, call the local police, and call the consulate and family of China's embassy in the host country, so as to be prepared; Thirdly, in remote areas, try not to greet young people who look like social idlers or ask for directions. If you want to ask the way, try asking an old man or a woman. If you can meet a single tourist like you, I'd better go with you.

In short, travel safety comes first, and it is meaningless without safe beauty. Because the scenery is always there, you can go to see it at any time. When you travel alone, your security is very fragile, and once you are injured, it is difficult to erase it from your memory.