I can’t begin to tell you how happy I am that you’re here!
If you’re reading this, you’re ready.
Ready for what?
Well, people like you don’t land on this page unless they’re motivated and driven to improve the way they travel!
When I first began traveling it was a classic example of what NOT to do. Forty-four countries later and I knew I wanted to do something that would help others, I wanted to help travelers avoid the mistakes I made and share the lessons that will make them a textbook example of what TO DO. You are about to embark on that journey with me.
But before we get ahead of ourselves…
First thing’s first…
A quick welcome and introduction to the course:
There is safety in numbers…
Which is why we created the Travel Safer FB Community
Pose your travel questions to our panel of travel experts and share your overseas experience with the rest of the group.
We’ll introduce the group moderators during the course – for now, here’s a quick run down of who’s fielding your questions:
I want to hear from YOU!
Use the scheduling tool below to select a day and time that works to get together on a Skype chat or phone call.
If you have a specific region or topic you want to discuss, shoot me an email beforehand (or include it in the r.s.v.p.) so I can show up ready and with answer in hand.
*If you’re in Denver, then hey! Let’s get a cup of coffee and talk travel!
As promised…
The Travel Safety Handbook
Your guide to safer, better travel.
Insights include:
Family Vacation
Learning advanced travel skills will help you worry less and teach your kids travel/life skills that will keep them safer no matter where they go.
Business Travel
Make your business trip more productive. Interpol’s Stolen Document database has 54 million IDs – don’t let yours wind up there.
Study Abroad
Study abroad students are four times more likely to be a victim of sexual assault than their stateside counterparts
How To Not Be A Statistic
Take your personal safety abroad into your own hands. Learn to avoid dangerous situations and raise your overseas I.Q.
Download your Cornerstone Course
participant copy of the Travel Safety Handbook
Where are you in your journey?
Some resources to get you started
Keeping track of yourself and the safety of little ones in tow means packing lists and checklists are the perfect way to know you thought of everything. It also means talking about the ‘what ifs?’ and doing some pre-travel dry runs.
Thanks again for joining our community, we’ll see you shortly in Lesson 1!
If you have any questions in the meantime, please Contact Us – we love to help!