Travel Security

Which of the following factors is evaluated during a pre-travel risk assessment?

• The probability of a threat occurring

• The cost of mitigating a threat

• The reliability of emergency services in the area

• The impacts of a threat if it does not occur

Many health insurance providers do not cover medical care abroad, so make sure you have a plan in case you need health care or an emergency evacuation.

• True

• False

Which of the following are actions you should take while preparing for travel?

• Share your itinerary with friends and family

• Make copies of your passport and other travel documents

• Familiarize yourself with local laws and customs

• Pay attention to local news and weather forecasts for your destination

• All of the above

When traveling, you should ________.

• be aware of your surrounding at all times

• use public Wi-Fi

• travel alone

• carry large amounts of cash

What should you do to prepare in case of an emergency?

• Review your companies emergency response plan

• Write down important addresses and phone numbers

• Enroll in the U.S. Department of State’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)

• All of the above

If using public transportation, such as taxis or rideshares, make sure it is a reputable company and book your transportation in advance.

• True

• False

Only fight back if your life is in danger.

• True

• False

If forced to fight to save your life, which body parts are good targets to attack?

• Chest and stomach

• Eyes, throat, and groin

• Ears and fingers

• Arms and legs

Which of the following are potential threats you may encounter while traveling?

• Terrorism

• Earthquake

• Waterborne illness

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a travel best practice to maintain good health?

• Bring several days extra of your prescription medications

• Wash your hands regularly with soap and water and avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth

• Only drink bottled beverages

• Eat raw, uncooked food