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7 useful international traveling tips .Make sure you get your passport well in advance. .Plan out a few activities from sun up to sun down on the first day of your trip. .Double check that you can access your money overseas. .Map out transportation options. .Locate Embassy information. .Try new things even if anxiety tries to get in the way. .Be patient.
Nov 25, 2022

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AJC Travel is teaming up with Second Street to give away $15,000. That’s plenty of money to start planning your dream getaway!

Enter for a chance to win AJC Travel’s $15,000 Sweepstakes. The contest runs through December 12. And be sure to look out for our newly relaunched travel newsletter.

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