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PERSONAL & FOOD SAFETY FOR TRAVELERS
Sharing important personal safety and security travel items and tips for the professional traveler and safety best practices. Plus, Food Safety for Travelers by Keep Food Safe Organization and a Personal Travel Safety online course, which includes a CFA Connection discount code.
Personal Travel Smoke Hood (Filter)
Thin, compact and easy to carry. TSA approved.
Provides 25-30 minutes protection ($40 US)
Silicone Adhesive Smart Phone Wallet
It's intended for credit cards and ID, we recommend using it for for a spare hotel key card - so you always have one with you! (3 pk $6 US)
Travel Door Alarm
For the entry door and/or adjoining room door ($12 US)
Hotel Room Door Lock
For the entry door and/or adjoining room door ($12-$15 US)
Door Stop Alarm
For the entry door and/or adjoining room door
(2 pk $16 US)
Rubber Door Stopper
For the entry door and/or adjoining room door
(2 pk $7 US)
Lifeguard Emergency Whistle
Excellent for personal security and if you are trapped in your hotel room during a fire ($7 US)
Self Defense Alarm Keychain
Emergency Alert Security Whistle Key Chain with LED Light ($13 US)
Small LED Flashlight
In the event of a hotel emergency, use a flashlight and not your phone app while escaping ($8 US)
Travel Size Duct Tape
For covering door seals and air vents in the event of fire or smoke if trapped in your hotel room
(2 pk $7.50 US)
Travel CO-2 Carbon Monoxide Detector
Handheld Carbon Monoxide detector with high precision CO sensor ($120 US)
CREW Bag Tags & PERSONAL SAFETY
These are NOT Recommended for Personal Safety Reasons
Yes, it is recommended to have an identifier tag on your luggage so it does not get mixed up with your clients luggage (happens more often than you think!) as well as being easily identified when coming off the belt in baggage claim.
However, a CREW tag can make you an unknowing target for crime, since everyone can see you are a cabin attendant - aka: you stay alone in hotels and/or are flying "people of means."
Personal Travel Safety Apps
ECHOSOS
Smart Traveler
Smart Traveler
With EchoSOS, you have the right emergency numbers at your fingertips worldwide and transmit your location to any emergency service when you call.
Smart Traveler
Smart Traveler
Smart Traveler
Smart Traveler, the official State Department app for U.S. travelers, frequently updated official country information, travel advisories, U.S. embassy locations, and more
bSafe
Smart Traveler
Surfshark VPN
Instead of sharing your location on social media in real-time, which isn’t very safe, opt for this location-sharing app. This version lets users set up a network to share your location.
Surfshark VPN
GOOGLE TRANSLATE
Surfshark VPN
Accessible or free Wi-Fi is great, but an open network can put travelers at risk for online identity theft or even having information from their credit cards and other important documents stolen. This app turns into a VPN enabling users to connect with a bank-level encrypted connection.
GOOGLE TRANSLATE
GOOGLE TRANSLATE
GOOGLE TRANSLATE
This app may be one of the most convenient and helpful translation services. You can type, talk, and even take a picture of a foreign language with the app, and it will translate it instantly.
Food Safety for Travelers
Provided by Keep Food Safe Organization
Food is an integral part of any international travel experience, but sampling local cuisine also carries the risk of foodborne illness. However, that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on all the unique flavors of your travel destination. Careful planning, a few simple precautions, and some basic knowledge about food safety for travelers can help you stay healthy and enjoy your trip to the fullest.
Keep Food Safe is an organization founded to support those who have been poisoned and made ill by food that they trusted from other parties. No matter how many stages food must goes through to make it to the consumer: from the provider, to the transporters, to the stores, or to a restaurant, people have a right to trust the food they eat, and for their health to not be jeopardized.