10 Anti-theft Travel Tips

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you are just talking about yoursefl and not tips think about what your saying
Comment from : lorenia hull

How stupid and sad you have to do decoy, wallets and stuff Why even go to a country like that? I wouldn’t even want to be there
Comment from : MsLouisV

Suggest how to save mobile from pickpocketsbrWhile traveling and sightseeing
Comment from : Baddbunny

If you’re traveling with your spouse, or with someone that shares your accounts, take cards with different account numbers That way, if one of you gets robbed, the other person still has usable cards We found this out the hard way
Comment from : LesaBear612

My mother used a sock to put $$ into and pin it inside Her bra1970s
Comment from : Michelle Chapman

Of course I wouldn't never will to go to risky (criminal) places with out a very good reason and preparation: 0) Self defense & fitness enough for that travel? 1) Safe Luggage (locks), 2) Anti-Theft behaviour (never alone), 3) Theft event: give quick back response Perhaps a theft is just the tip of a whole gang trying taking you to get money to free you
Comment from : Bernd Colve

Nite ize makes a locking s carabiner you can use on all your bag/clothing zippersbrIt’s simple to sew a pocket inside the waistband of your pants/shortsbrGet a passport card and carry that It’s a government issued ID and can act as a fill in ID until you can get your passport bookbrClothing Arts (and many other companies) make awesome pickpocket proof pants/shorts
Comment from : Karen von Bargen

Love these sensible, logical ideas Protecting your cash and possessions is not onerous just peace of mind
Comment from : Anne Bialecki

Where did you buy it
Comment from : balance chi gong

Stash the vast majority of your cash and your card in your jeans/trackies/sports pants waist band (find ones with ample space) Only take out about eg $100 for the day You carry a second card containing about $100 to use during the day and load it as required brbrIf you get mugged you'll only lose that or possibly less
Comment from : Patnicka Patnicka

Not going to listern to someone who puts money in outside pocket Stupid
Comment from : Jackie Trowbridge

Great Video! Thank you for sharing Keep enough cash in your pants belt to get you to your consulate and a folded copy of your passport, plus money for lodgings and food My buddy and I got mugged in Patong Thailand, fortunately , I left everything back in the hotel safe as did my buddy We lost $23 between the 2 of us We never resisted and came away with our lives They always come prepared!
Comment from : Jeff Brandenburg

Wow I'm learning so muchbrThings i just wouldn't have thought of Traveling to the Philippines in a couple of months Thank you!
Comment from : Michael Flynn

Great tips Thank you!
Comment from : Square Peg

Wonderful tips, thanks for sharing!!!
Comment from : Shelley Reynolds

Hi, WATCHING FROM ITALYI DO THE SAME TRICKSHOW TO HIDE MONEY SEPARATED, CARDS , PASSPORT AND SO ONTHANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VERY USEFUL VIDEO
Comment from : MARY FILIPINA LIFE IN ITALY

BEST IDEAS YET!! THANK YOU!!
Comment from : Power of Knowledge

Men can have a dummy wallet in their back pocket as an easy pick pocket target and the money in the stash pocket
Comment from : Jayne Kilbride

Why would you leave money in a hostal under the pillow, unless you want to tip the lady who clean your room???
Comment from : Miss J

I ordered a theft-resistant backpack today (with concealed zippers/compartments) 😁
Comment from : Heather Frampton

This is freaky… I also was only robbed once, it was also my fault, also by someone in the hostel, also during a round the world trip…
Comment from : Bruno Cavalcanti

HI, thanks for this great video! I'm about to move to South America and I feel it's necessary to have a decoy phone, so that my Galaxy S21 doesn't get stolen! I'm thinking of having a flip phone as a decoy cause most people will silently laugh! So I'm a picture taker and want to do some vlogging, would anyone recommend me to get a gopro or just to carry my expensive phone concealed, and only take it out for pictures? Now with a flip phone or Blackberry, would I still be able to use Google maps for example, if I'm lost? I did grow up in flip phone era, haha, but I've forgotten about them I'd rather not take the expensive phone out, when trying to find a location-- Any help or advice would be amazing!!
Comment from : Komrad son

Someone will yank a backpack / bag off you and run with your money, your passport and possible your arm
Comment from : sab_10

Thanks for doing this We travel with a personal safe always we think everyone should since the cost of the safe is a lot less than most valuables
Comment from : Luxury Travel Docs

Great video!😀
Comment from : Karen White

I paused in the middle of the video to open amazon and buy a bra stash Thanks for the tip!
Comment from : SamiKeehl

Wow first time hearing about a bra stash bag!! Thank you! 😁👍
Comment from : Lily Of The Valley

The pac safe bags are amazing Saves you from having so many little bags Just bought the city x bag for my trip to Thailand in a couple of days maybe invest in one of those☺️☺️
Comment from : Chariss Amador

I use a runners wrist wallet instead of a purse Nice story I kept my “stash” money (should use ATMs instead!) in a calcium chew box in my suitcase (who would look in a vitamin bin?) In a hotel in Venice I must have taken it out of my suitcase and didn’t see it when leaving the maid actually turned it in and I got it and all my money back! (I did give her a €50 tip for being honest!)
Comment from : Sandra Lindley

Distribute your credit cards too!
Comment from : Mark Kortum

Di you know if there is an internal pocket similar to the Bra Stash, but for the trousers? I like the idea of a small internal pocket, but i can't use bra :/
Comment from : G R

I really appreciate this I’m quite paranoid about heading to London soon
Comment from : Allie B

Amazon is out of the bra stash Is there another way to purchase one?
Comment from : Debbie Smith

Good tips I have a fake wallet with only a couple of dollars I save all sorts of plastic cards that I get in the mail and put in there Also, old bank cards from institutions that don't do business with I iron the numbers flat and demagnetize the strip on the back (probably overkill) Since I'm not a woman I hide my money and passport in a leg pouch that my socks come up over To get money out, I just go to the bathroom and take out what I need Usually, I already have what I think I'll need for the day I don't use ATM's but that's up to you Also, I treat my fake wallet just like a real one I may put a few dollars (whatever, the local currency is) into it next to the few dollars I usually keep it in Travel Fashion Girl seems to keep more than I do but she is comfortable doing that Just always be aware of your surroundings in both big crowds and when there is either next to no one around or no one around And just because you might be a big individual and don't think you can't be a victim
Comment from : J Burch

I'm going to Petén flores Guatemala ✈️🙏🏼📸📷
Comment from : Raquel Navas

I'm not a big time traveler by any stretch but I know myselflol I would never leave my passport and money or anything important back in the room Not even in a safe I would wear a secure cross body bag and keep everything on my person That's just me
Comment from : Lisa Alexander

Thanks for the tips, now I know how to save my money in the right place
Comment from : Riendy Aanisah

Keep your identity and money on you at all times
Comment from : Stephanie murria

I must warn u about the locked zipper thing Thieves open ur suitcase with razor blades U can't trust locked zippers
Comment from : Arron Brothers

Thank you very much for sharing your advisebrI traveled half of the world and never lost a penny until last year in Madrid inside of a four star hotel during the breakfast my shoulder bag containing some money, passport, check book, some credit car was stolen by a thief who acted having breakfast with another guest in the same salonbrWe were very furious and sad Could not even transfer to another hotel or buy a local sim card w/o a passportwe reported the theft to district police station , they were very polite and sorry about the incidentbrLuckily i had a copy of the credit cards, passport, driver license in a separate areabrinside United states embassy we noticed few people who lost their purse containing money , passport and other valuables the vice counsel issued a new passport within two hours, i spend all day to contact the banks to report the theft upon arrival in Madrid, T-Mobile sent me a message the every minute of phone call with cost 20 cents and Text are free but it ended to be over $350 per minutebrPolice found my shoulder bag next day, the thief only took the money equal to $200brluckily I had divided our cash money in couple of different areabrThe hotel manager was very nice and refused to charge us for three days fare since it happened at their propertybrI leaned a great deal about the gypsies in Europe thieving from the tourist The thieve was recognized by the police from the hotel camera and immediately apprehended as we left the hotelbrUpon arrival to us, I received a message from T-mobile that my phone bill exceeded $650 dollars due to the roaming charge brAfter explaining the situation, they were nice enough to give me a break and reduce it to $330brI hope you will never have to deal with that kind of situation as I did
Comment from : davidkharat1

I've been bra stashing my cash and other valuables for decades! Right here in the US They gotta get real close to mug me!
Comment from : Georgia Atkins

One thing my friend does is have a second wallet with only $20 and a fake ID/passport in it (his "ID" says his name is Eye Gottch Ya and has a picture of Goku from dragon ball z) The wallet is a exact same as his real one with one minor difference that only he would knowthat is the real one is skinny and the fake is fat He puts the fake in front of the real one so they think that they got the real one Also if he is wearing boots or tennis shoes he duct tapes local currency of up to $200 inside the shoes in case he was robbed for real
Comment from : emily mees

Re: passports: in a lot of countries you're legally required to carry your ID and visa Your passport is probably the most important item in your life when you're traveling - it's also the only valid form of identification in most countries (other than IDs issued in that country, ofc) The only time I might leave my passport out of my own reach would be if I'd be spending a day at the beach or something, though honestly I'd rather just carry a waterproof pouch for my passport, phone, and money
Comment from : FaerieDust

Hotel in room safes are not safe There are ways to opening them
Comment from : josh3326

I have an elastic wrist band that looks like an athletic support, but has a zippered pocket that holds money, id, and cards
Comment from : Baskerville Bee

Great tips
Comment from : Books With B

Great tips,
Comment from : Avo Cado

I usually put a fake wallet in my back pocket attached to a party popper It burns sometimes, but the thief appreciates the gesture
Comment from : Davey Givens

You really shouldn't use the hotel safes, theyre easily locked picked and it's the first thing thieves go for, stay safe! x
Comment from : Shannon

Excellent info Thank you!
Comment from : Maria Luz Awapara

Travelon anti theft are my favorite to use on trips
Comment from : Susana Rodriguez

Email or register Embassy copy of your ID and passport before you get there
Comment from : Judy Howell

You can also wear a chest bag or a triple strap front back
Comment from : RequirementsRequired

Hi, I like your videos! Is the Rebecca Minkoff backpack you show a size Medium or the Large size one Would like to find one in Nylon Thanks!
Comment from : Liddy 1

AAA members can get a small assortment of foreign currency for a small fee
Comment from : onelazysusan

Carry a paper copy of your passport with you when you go out You may need it brIf it is safe to leave your passport in your suitcase, it is safe to leave cash and credit cards there too If you leave money under your pillow, you are asking for it to be taken! The housekeeper may even think you have left it as a tip!br Money withdrawn from ATMs costs the same wherever the ATM is located It isn't more expensive at the airport Some credit cards waive some fees overseas, check aroundbrCurrency exchanges are more expensive brI've traveled the world for more than 40 years without having my pocket picked or anything stolen from my hotel room, even in the poorest countries, without using a money belt, bra bag or traveling bag (those are heavy! ) Being so paranoid insults the people whose home you have gone to visit
Comment from : Peggy Cleary

If USA passport You need a passport when shopping in Europe for vat papers
Comment from : Pamela Goodson

for zippered suitecases all a thief needs to do is poke a pen through the zipper!
Comment from : Lori Smith

U shud wear ur back pack up front
Comment from : Galaxy6 Plus

Well i have 3 wallet 1 for coin, 1 for everyday use, 1 where my passport and the rest of my money go and i put it in the hidden pocketbrAnd in a crowded area i put my bag in front of me
Comment from : Rahmani Dewi

In many countries you are REQUIRED to keep your passport on your person Got this from Rick Steves, whom I trust Further, many museums don't allow backpacks
Comment from : Jo S

Thanks, watch all these videos u can Knowledge is key
Comment from : Momma Dukes

Keep your important things like cards in a card case in your money belt or a zipper pocket on the inside of your jacketbrKeep some coins in the tiny pocket watch pocket of your jeans so just in case you get into a sketchy situation, you can give or throw thosebrKeep a decoy wallet with an expired credit card and some (fake) bills you can hand over/throw to get out of a sketchy situationbrNever keep everything in one wallet! I once got robbed, trying to paythe lady gave me my coins back, saying it is too much and with some sleight of hand, slipped a 100 euro bill out of my walletbrLuckily, police were waiting for them to rob someone so they could arrest those street 'vendors' and I got my money back
Comment from : Proper Gander

genius tips! thanks!
Comment from : Olivia Humphrey

I have traveled alone and so far have not had problems But you definitely had some great suggestions I had never considered I am in my sixties now, but I've never been afraid to travel alone Thanks again for the useful information
Comment from : Celia Gorleski

Love this! First video about the topic that has real life experiences, not something that’s on an internet list 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Comment from : Gloria C

Thanks for sharing 😁😁😁 This was extremely helpful 🌍 🚕 🛫 😎
Comment from : SheCrazyHorse312

Just remember where you keep your stashes LOL! XO, Kelly
Comment from : Bucket List Retreats

I traveled to Europe on 2013 with a simple backpack 🎒 I wore it in front in crowded places Traveled to Florida this year with a simple (padlocked) 🔒zippered large tote no problem Keep an eye on your bag even in the bathroom in hostels Didn’t buy anything extra
Comment from : Jackiezyon

thanks sooo much
Comment from : Mana Lani

Thank you for sharing!
Comment from : Ruth Elisa Luna

How would you do when you go thru security when having that money pouch on your brah? Won't it beep beep 😅
Comment from : jessie peach

I had my purse and wallet safe under the table, but hung my camera on the back of my chair at the restaurant Someone stole my camera It wasn't even a good quality camera but it was the end of my trip to Italy and contained all my holiday photos This was years ago before cell phone cameras Very upsetting to this day as I'd love to have those photos Don't hang anything on back on chair while in a restaurant
Comment from : Chris Cross

Make a copy of your passport -1st page Keep passport in suitcase backpacklocked Walk around with copyNOT original !brKeep wallet thin Keep in front pocket on pants
Comment from : NCSWIC

Loved yr fake wallet trick! I have travelled the world quite a lot, but never heard of this one Will try it out next time😉
Comment from : nsbhater

Very good tips for traveling, thank you!
Comment from : Alison Jing

A door jam is always on my list
Comment from : jonnyboy8000

I have 4 sports bras , with removable padding, I plan to put some money there And inside of my purse I also plan to also put cash & a extra credit card in a sanitary napkin envelope ! Just for emergencies?
Comment from : Joy Watson

Full time traveler? I want your job
Comment from : lostn65

I made my own bra stash and use it when I go on a trip
Comment from : Eva Gomez

thank you brthis was a big help to me
Comment from : L

Thanks for the tips 😍
Comment from : Liz Roland

I keep dirty tissues in the most slashable outer pocket (More of a trash bin) Tiny revenge, hope they set sick
Comment from : janewright315

If more than one person is going someplace take different cards so can you still have something if you have to cancel one
Comment from : BRUCE Elliott

Just a tip - Never stay at hostels Pony up a few more dollars and get a regular hotel room with an in-room safe Peace of mind is worth more than the few dollars you will save staying at a hostel
Comment from : Dennis & Sandy in China

Don’t dress likes tourist helps Blend in with the coals if possible Use the pouch stashes and use credit cards whenever possiblebrExcept for a whole suitcase stolen in Las Vegas, I have thankfully not had any valuables stolen while traveling, including Europe and asia
Comment from : belinda lawrence

Make your own bra pocket out of a sock and safety pin Pin it INSIDE your bra under your armpit
Comment from : Ginny Jolly

LA:|i detect a canadian accent :} great idea with bra stashthough i am not as busty as you are and it might be visible Great entryty
Comment from : megyn kelly

I heard that one woman lost her money with underwear where she kept the money bag and thief took both of itNever forget that you are only a tourist but at the same time you are watchman for your belongings
Comment from : mumtaz nunari

Never put your passport in your backpack They can easily cut your backpack from the side and bottom
Comment from : awas34

I go to the money exchange before leaving to have money in hand when I land so someone doesn't see me going to an ATM in a foreign country
Comment from : Nicole H