Traveling Domestically

Before you travel throughout the U.S, there are several things you need to know that will help you have the best time and make copies of your identification and travel documents such as travel itineraries, online airline tickets, hotel reservations, driver’s license, and any other important documents related to your trip. Leave a copy of these documents with a trusted person at home.

Depending on where you decide to visit, you may need to book flights, rent a car, or use public transportation. Research transportation options in advance or hire a Travel Consultant to plan your journey effectively.

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When driving in unfamiliar cities, pay attention to specific regulations, such as speed limits and drinking age to avoid any legal issues.

Ensure you have appropriate health insurance coverage while traveling in the U. S.  It is also essential to know emergency contact numbers and locate nearby hospitals or medical facilities. Check your insurance plans for emergency and in and out-of-network coverage. And stay informed of any travel advisories or warnings issued by the state you are visiting by accessing their website or the U.S. Department of State at https://www.state.gov/.

It is recommended to have some cash on hand, especially for smaller businesses or in rural areas.

The U.S. experiences diverse weather conditions, so pack accordingly based in the season and your destination. Check the weather forecast before your trip!

Be aware of the time zone difference between your home state and your destination, and any connecting flights or layovers so that you do not miss your flights!

To make the security screening process smoother at the airport, apply for TSA PreCheck at www.tsa.gov. 

It is advisable to plan your trip well in advance to make the most of your time while traveling throughout the U.S. Make memories to be cherished for years to come!