In Brief

Safe Business Travel Tips

Some of Robert Young Pelton's safety recommendations are common sensewhile others seem to carry their own kinds of risk.

By Daintry Duffy

September 30, 2004CSO — Carry a GSM phone

...and subscribe to a service that can quickly put you in touch with a customer representative who speaks the local language.

Stay tuned to local news

...and particularly avoid relying on information from the tourist industry.

Don't give taxi drivers more information than necessary

...just say you're visiting a friend.

Keep a low profile

...by not showing off corporate logos or flashy perks.

Find trustworthy local contacts

...who can provide detailed local information or help make safe arrangements.

Consider personal protection

...not firearms, but perhaps pepper spray (where legal) or even ballpoint pens.

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