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↗️Save this post for future reference! Here is a list of all the numbers you should have before setting off on your next trip! 📱Emergency Services Numbers👉Each country has its own emergency number. For example, 911 (US/Canada), 999 (UK), 112 (EU), and 119 (Japan for fire/ambulance). Always check the local number! 🚨 📱Police & Fire Dept👉Know the direct contact numbers for the police and fire department in case of emergencies. 📱Hospital Info👉Have the nearest hospital’s number & address ready in case of medical issues. 📱Embassy/Consulate👉Keep your home country’s embassy info saved in case of legal trouble or lost passports. 📱Roadside Assistance👉If renting a car, make sure to have the rental company's roadside assistance number handy. 📱Travel Insurance👉Don’t forget your travel insurance provider's contact for emergencies like cancellations or delays. 📱📱Global Rescue👉Members know to contact Global Rescue at +1 (617) 459-4200, ops@globalrescue.com or operations@globalrescue.com for almost any reason since member benefits include services for emergency field rescue from the point of illness or injury, medical advisory, traveler assistance, destination reports, event alerts, and medical evacuation transport home and (for applicable memberships) virtual healthcare access and security services. Stay prepared & #TravelBoldly everyone! 🔗Read the full article here https://lnkd.in/edjda2E2

We just released a new blog post! Our 2025 Everest Report: Record Crowds, Rising Costs, and a Shifting Climbing Culture! Swipe through some member photographs of previous Everest Adventures, then head to the blog (linked below) to read our post. In Order (on Instagram): ⛰️ @freeman_adventures ⛰️ @brodiehoodmedia ⛰️ @jcmjay ⛰️ @the_wandering_frog ⛰️ @mattljj ⛰️ @shimmerlc15 ⛰️ @pemba_sharwa ⛰️ @michael_workman_md 🔗🔗Swipe through some member photographs of previous Everest Adventures, then head to the link in our bio to read the blog! https://lnkd.in/eBi7ySis

Here are our favorites👇 NomadHer - The app allows women to connect with like-minded travelers, making finding travel buddies easier and sharing information about destinations, safety, and activities. Travel Ladies - It’s a platform where women can find travel companions, exchange recommendations, and discuss issues related to solo female travel. Hostelworld Group is an excellent resource for finding hostels Google Maps is essential for solo travelers. The app offers real-time directions, public transportation information, and street views, making it easy to navigate unfamiliar cities. Google Translation offers real-time translation, so you can communicate with locals, understand street signs, and ask for help when needed. Hopper - tracks flight prices and predicts the best time to book based on historical trends, allowing you to save money Which are your favorites? Are there any we should add to the list? 🔗Read our full blog on resources for solo female travelers here https://lnkd.in/eKBuR5yU

Essential Pre-Travel Health Checklist👇 Before traveling internationally, it is crucial to undergo a pre-travel health screen to ensure you are protected against potential health risks. This screening involves several key elements: ✅Standard Vaccinations 👉 Make sure you are up-to-date on routine vaccinations like MMR, tetanus, polio, etc ✅Region-Specific Vaccinations 👉 You may need a yellow fever, or typhoid vaccination to enter certain countries like Brazil or Indonesia! ✅Medical History Review 👉 Your doctor can assess existing medical conditions like asthma, diabetes, or allergies. ✅Potential Travel Risks 👉 Think about altitude sickness, malaria, and mosquito-borne diseases! ✅Blood Tests 👉 Serology tests may be conducted to check immunity levels for hepatitis A and B, ensuring you do not need booster shots. ✅Prescription Medication Management 👉 Check to make sure you do not need refills and carry the prescription in original packaging! See a previous post and blog to learn about what medications may be confiscated upon arrival! Believe it or not, you can find WAY more information here: https://lnkd.in/errT56u9

Top Apps for Solo Women Travelers 👇 NomadHer - The app allows women to connect with like-minded travelers, making finding travel buddies easier and sharing information about destinations, safety, and activities. Travel Ladies - It’s a platform where women can find travel companions, exchange recommendations, and discuss issues related to solo female travel Hostelworld is an excellent resource for finding hostels Google Maps is essential for solo travelers. The app offers real-time directions, public transportation information, and street views, making it easy to navigate unfamiliar cities. Google Translate offers real-time translation, so you can communicate with locals, understand street signs, and ask for help when needed Hopper tracks flight prices and predicts the best time to book based on historical trends, allowing you to save money Show Around connects travelers with local guides for personalized experiences. Which are your favorites? Are there any we should add to the list? Read our full blog on resources for solo female travelers here: https://lnkd.in/eKBuR5yU

By joining as a Global Rescue Safe Travel Partner, you know we have your customer's backs. Dave from Orvis said it best: "When you find yourself in a scenario and you need to hit that red button, these are the folks you want on the other side." It is free to sign up, learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eaQ7hABY PC: Orvis

Global & American Destinations👇 👉Canada 🇨🇦: Excellent fly fishing for trout, pike, and salmon with remote areas requiring emergency plans and gear. 👉Chile 🇨🇱: Hidden gem for trout fishing in stunning Patagonian settings, but remote lodges require a first aid kit and guide. 👉Alaska 🇺🇸: Ultimate wilderness fishing with salmon runs, trout, and arctic char, but remoteness requires satellite phones and first aid kits. 👉Tierra del Fuego 🇦🇷: Rugged fly fishing for massive sea-run brown trout with limited medical access, requiring insurance and evacuation options. 👉Mexico 🇲🇽: Yucatán Peninsula offers saltwater fly fishing for bonefish, permit, and tarpon, with tropical sun requiring hydration and protection. 👉Argentina 🇦🇷: Patagonia offers abundant trout fishing in serene locations, but remote areas may have limited healthcare. 👉Montana 🇺🇸: Renowned for trout fishing in rivers like Madison and Yellowstone, with rapidly changing weather conditions to be prepared for. Seychelles 🇸🇨: Unique saltwater fly fishing for bonefish, giant trevally, and milkfish in clear, challenging flats; physically demanding due to tropical climate and terrain. 👉New Zealand 🇳🇿: Famous for trophy-sized trout in crystal-clear streams, requiring technical casting and preparation for unpredictable weather. 👉Mongolia 🇲🇳: Exotic fly fishing for massive taimen in remote rivers, with limited healthcare and the need for a well-prepared guide and emergency services. 👉Iceland 🇮🇸: Stunning fly fishing for Atlantic salmon, brown trout, and Arctic char, but remote areas require a guide and comprehensive insurance for medical emergencies. Full blog here! https://lnkd.in/erPWJcfj #TravelBoldly

Ah, spring in the northern hemisphere. If you’re an angler, spring means one thing: hungry fish. You’d be pretty hungry, too, if you were a fish and spent the last few months avoiding the ice and snow , hunkered down in a deep hole in a stream, slowing your metabolism and occasionally expending as little energy as possible to catch an invertebrate drifting by. After a winter of what is essentially dieting, freshwater stream fish, like trout, are as eager to eat as anglers are to catch them. Take this as your friendly reminder to pack your med kit with you as you head out this spring, and of course, your Global Rescue Member! PC: Global Rescue Safe Travel Partner, The Fly Shop

It is officially your last chance to grab a Global Rescue Membership at a lower rate! Our prices are going up! Purchase now, and schedule a later start date! https://lnkd.in/edDGZae3 #GlobalRescue #TravelBoldly

From Forbes: “Hotels are generally safer than home-sharing accommodations, according to Harding Bush, associate director for security operations at Global Rescue, a provider of medical, security, evacuation and travel risk management services. Hotels staffed around the clock make it much harder to commit a crime. Read the full article here! https://lnkd.in/e5a_9UMG