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Before You Go
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Booking Youth Hostels
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Internet Guide to Hostels
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Travelling and Working Abroad
If you are intending to travel abroad here are a
few preparation pointers that should help you on
your way:
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Have accommodation arranged for the first couple of nights - This helps
to get you settled when you arrive and enables you to plan for the next
part of the trip.
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If possible arrange to have a bank card that will allow you to use ATM's
abroad or buy travellers cheques, you don't want to being too much cash
with you, easily stolen/lost though not so easily replaced.
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Travelguide books are well worth buying - full of information on budget
accommodation, cheap places to eat and how to get off the beaten tourist
tracks. Some have useful phrases in the language of the country.
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'Globeplotter', published by Usit is also full of information on travelling
to and within countries all over the world.
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