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Travel Tuesday: Top Tips for Traveling to the US. Today we’re talking about travel advice. And with so many people traveling to the US every year, we thought it might be a good idea to draw up a handy list of travel tips. So, if you’re planning a trip to the US any time soon, check out our list - it may just save your neck! Check your passport! Make sure it’s valid, and has enough pages to be stamped. The US doesn’t accept emergency travel documents, which is why it’s vital to make sure all your documents are valid way in advance of traveling. Take out travel insurance. Easily overlooked or forgotten about, travel insurance will get you out a pickle and give you peace of mind when traveling. The hurricane season usually occurs between June and November, and can affect the South. Be sure to check weather updates before and during your stay. The FDA (United States Food and Drug Administration) has prohibited certain prescription medicines, so make sure whatever you plan to take can be legally imported into the US first.
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Travel Tuesday: Top Tips for Traveling to the US.

Today we’re talking about travel advice. And with so many people traveling to the US every year, we thought it might be a good idea to draw up a handy list of travel tips.

So, if you’re planning a trip to the US any time soon, check out our list - it may just save your neck!

  1. Check your passport! Make sure it’s valid, and has enough pages to be stamped.
  2. The US doesn’t accept emergency travel documents, which is why it’s vital to make sure all your documents are valid way in advance of traveling.
  3. Take out travel insurance. Easily overlooked or forgotten about, travel insurance will get you out a pickle and give you peace of mind when traveling.
  4. The hurricane season usually occurs between June and November, and can affect the South. Be sure to check weather updates before and during your stay.
  5. The FDA (United States Food and Drug Administration) has prohibited certain prescription medicines, so make sure whatever you plan to take can be legally imported into the US first.

Source: wanderforth.com

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