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April 09, 2008 - We all want to be able to travel and take holidays. But we also have to be more and more aware of the risks that involves. By reading ‘The Holiday and Travel Security Handbook ‘, the average person will be much better equipped to plan a safe journey and an enjoyable holiday.
It covers: from coping with foreign currency, to avoiding mosquitoes; from what to avoid eating and drinking, to deep vein thrombosis; and from holiday crime to protecting yourself against terrorism. This book identifies the traveller's vulnerabilities and offers over six hundred simple and affordable countermeasures that the reader can adopt to greatly reduce or even avoid those risks.
Des Conway has over 20 years' experience in police and commercial security. He uses his additional research and commercial security experience to ensure his own and his family's safety while planning and taking holiday and business trips. Through this and his other security handbooks he is committed to helping people keep themselves and their loved ones safe, wherever they are.
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You can read the book on the WeBooks website below:
http://www.holidayandtravelsecurityhandbook.info
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