How Business Travellers Can Stay Safe in the Worlds Hotspots

Written by John WIlliams


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So, before you go you've already found out about good and bad areas of town. You've learned enough to book a good hotel in a good area. Then you'll fill in more detail when you get there (manager, taxi driver etc.)

But what if things go wrong ?

Okay, you've taken steps to reduce your risk. But accidents sometimes happen. You might get robbed in broad daylight on a busy street, though it's unlikely.

Get proper insurance. Standard travel insurance covers most situations, and you should check with your broker. Not all insurance covers business travel, so check. In some higher risk countries, you might need specialist insurance. Yes, you can get insurance to cover emergency evacuation, or even payment to skilled negotiators to help secure your release.

But you only need insurance when it's already too late. Make contingency plans to get yourself out of a bad situation. You've got backup plans for your computer systems and other business operations. Make backup plans for yourself.

If you get caught in political disruption or natural disaster, what will you do ? Communication usually disappears first. Buy or borrow a mobile phone that works locally. Take your own tri-band phone, or rent a phone locally atrepparttar airport. Make sure you've got a local contact who can get messages back if necessary (agree this in advance).

So there's little need to worry aboutrepparttar 134047 more horrific incidents we see on T.V every day. But more mundane risks, such as robbery or attack can be minimized byrepparttar 134048 right preparation. Userepparttar 134049 internet to research where you're going, and userepparttar 134050 U.S and U.K Government web sites for up- to-date advice.

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Mount of God

Written by Liana Metal


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Starting from village Korakiana towards Socraki (top)repparttar route is climbing and has got sharp hairpin bends but it is worthrepparttar 134046 drive. The scenery below is breathtaking. Onrepparttar 134047 first bend upwardsrepparttar 134048 traveler can visitrepparttar 134049 tiny old chapel of Ayios Isidoros and can light a candle. The chapel has got a big bell that rings only onrepparttar 134050 Saint’s name day and in emergencies such as fires. It was built a very long time ago to honorrepparttar 134051 Saint for saving a cart driver’s life . His cart had fallen overrepparttar 134052 path butrepparttar 134053 man was alive. This is an old storyrepparttar 134054 local people still tell one another.

Mount of God is definitely a place for nature lovers and adventure seekers as it combines everything, from healthy living on mount lodgings to extensive nightlife onrepparttar 134055 beach bars and discos. Fun and sports , such as climbing and sea sports , tasty local cuisine and local drinks are some ofrepparttar 134056 most popular attractions.

For nightlife visit Ipsos, Pyrgi and Dassia which are onrepparttar 134057 beach belowrepparttar 134058 mount.

It caters for everyboby, for singles to families, for every budget and lifestyle.

Best Eats are at Luna D’argento, a taverna in Korakiana village, that combines traditional cuisine with folk dancing. At Pyrgi, Ipsos and Dassia there are several tavernas offering traditional dishes as well as fast food.

What to eat : Cock pastitsada is a popular dish for both locals and tourists. It is chicken in tomatosauce with herbs and red wine.

Best buys are herbs fromrepparttar 134059 mount, kum-kuat fruit and drink, ouzo drink, home made honey and dried fruit, mandoles and mandolato-made of almonds in honey- and sugar almonds. Leather goods are cheap as well as cotton t-shirts and summer clothes.

Best lodgings

There are many hotels all around, as well as camp sites and rooms to let onrepparttar 134060 mount. Chandris hotel at Dassia is a big hotel onrepparttar 134061 beach Tel: 06610 97100-104

Ipsos camp site ,on Ipsos beach Tel: 93579 For more info call EOT at 06610 37520

Health and Safety

For emergencies , call Hospital 88200 Police 100 OTE 134 Car service 154

Visitrepparttar 134062 local site at www.Corfu.gr

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Info about hotels/apartments/agencies at www.kerkyra.net

Info about Corfu town at www.trekshare.com/index.cfm?p1=121&tripid=1677

Campsites at

www.greecetravel.com/campsites



Liana Metal is a freelance writer for various publications online. She is also a teacher, artist and book reviewer .




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