With each passing year, it seems more people are embracing the many joys and upsides of travel. From exploring new cuisine to going on guided tours of interesting towns, there’s a lot that comes with journeying to a new country.
Along the way, folks tend to learn about themselves, their preferences, and their place in the world. Solo travelers specifically experience this, as they’re solely responsible for their own well-being, time management, and activities while abroad.
Nevertheless, when you’re getting ready to jet off to a new destination, it’s essential to do your homework. This can significantly cut back on you running into problems at the airport or after you land on foreign soil.
Go to travel.state.gov
Visiting the website of the U.S. Department of State should be one of your first steps before you start booking any flights or other accommodations. This site provides critical information about each country, including its entry/exit/visa requirements, health details, how many blank pages your passport should have, and more.
