In 2001 alone, over 100,000 students and young people faced the dangers of traveling alone in a foreign country
According to the Department of Commerce's Office of Travel & Tourism Industries, 41% of the almost 24.5 million people who traveled abroad in 2003 — went solo. Industry experts say that number is rising.

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Avoiding and reacting to violent crime.
Avoiding and surviving kidnapping situations.
Best practices for surviving an airline hijacking.
Ensuring your security in hotels.
General guidance for persons living overseas or on extended visits, particularly in high risk destinations and during time of unrest or war.
General guidance for short-term travelers, particularly those in high risk countries and during times of unrest or war, to prepare for an emergency.
Increasing your chances of survival as a hostage.
Increasing your personal security while traveling.
Keeping luggage secure.
Managing the threat of land mines.
Minimizing traveler risk from hotel fires.
Personal security while walking.
Protecting yourself against terrorism.
Protecting yourself from and reacting to carjacking.
Protecting yourself from crime when using taxis abroad.
Protecting yourself from petty theft during travel.
Protecting yourself from security threats while driving abroad.
Recognizing suspicious objects and the threat of hidden explosives while traveling.
Recognizing when you are under surveillance, and tips to avoid surveillance.
Tips for reducing your vulnerability in the event of civil unrest.
Tips for selecting a safe and secure hotel abroad.

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