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1. See your Doctor and get your vaccinations done relevant for the Countries that you are visiting.

The doctor will not give you injections if you turn up just a few days before the Holiday Flight. This is because many vaccines have an incubation period and will not benefit you abroad, if the jabs are taken too late.

And do not be afraid of the needle, look on it as a challenge !

2. If you are flying to a Mosquito-ridden country, remember that the Mighty Mosquito is the animal that is the Biggest Killer of Humans on this Planet.

Very strong evasive action is therefore strictly required, so that you and your Children not only survive the Holiday Trip, but with perfect health, come home without a Single Bite and live to tell the tale.

For more detailed info on how to avoid Mosquito Bites completely while on Holiday, just do the following GOOGLE SEARCH: how to avoid Mosquito Bites completely.

3. Do not drink anything but Bottled Water from a trustworthy source and make sure you do not run dry.

The local free drinking water very often carries Waterborne bacteria and viruses and kills more people worldwide than do Mosquitoes.

4. Local Food is quite often contaminated with raw sewage, due to pure ignorance and really apalling bad hygiene by the Food preparers.

So be really particular about the restaurants that you eat in. If the place is full and looks really busy, it has A/C, and there are no flies, that's usually the hallmark of a good clean establishment.

5. When you go out sightseeing or elsewhere, try to be aware of your surroundings at all times if possible.

Being in a foreign land, it's natural for you to lull yourself into a false sense of security, thinking you are safer than at home.

However sadly the opposite is actually true.

Firstly, you know less about dangerous locations in the distant country that you are visiting than the locals do. Secondly being a tourist you are perceived by local robbers as being loaded with"Goodies" (and it is of course likely to be true) so they are more likely to target you than the natives.

6. When you go out, ensure that you have just slightly above sufficient cash in your possession, than your daily requirement and not too much more. If you are seen with large amounts of cash by thieves, you know exactly what will happen next.

7. For large transactions, try to use credit cards whenever you can. And of course carrying cards, has additional useful attributes besides safety and security. Paying for unforeseen purchases on the day for example.

8. Store your passport/s in an ultra safe location if at all possible. Preferably not in your hotel room, since numerous people will have access to your room and luggage, while you are out sightseeing.

9. Look both left and right TWICE, when you cross the road, as there is no other way of telling from which direction vehicles are going to come from in many countries.

10. Going on holiday is a very stressful experience, because people build up their expectations far too high, and as you know dreams never fit reality.

You will probably need another holiday, just to recover from this one.

Enjoy your Holiday, and don't row with your fellow Holiday-Makers.

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Are you planning a trip to Maui? You are not alone if you are one of the many people that want to see and visit this beautiful and amazing island. The second largest island on Hawaii, Maui is cram-packed with things to see and do. Time and time again it has been chosen as the best island in the world and it's no surprise why.

If you are going to Maui, your question will not be of what to do but instead of what to do first? There are so many great sights to see, things to do, places to go and more that you might feel you can never see and do it all in one trip. (Maybe this is why so many people make repeat visits to Maui).

1. Go to a Luau - You can't visit Hawaii without seeing a luau and Maui knows how to do them right! Even some of the hotels that you might stay at in Maui have great beachside luaus as well as restaurant and resort package deals. Luaus will feature authentic Hawaiian food such as kalua pig, poin and haupia (coconut pudding) and usually a buffet spread of more familiar foods.

2. Go biking- If you don't mind some physical activity, you should see Maui from a bike. In fact, there are few places in the world that are as bike-friendly as Maui. There are even bicycle tours that let you go from one end of the island to the other. There are downhill bicycle tours and slow-paced tours that let you see the farms and small towns of Upcountry and the beaches down at Paia. There are places all over the island of Maui for you to rent bikes.

3. Fine dining- There are fine places to eat and dine all over Maui. In fact, this island has the best dining in all of Maui. Many fine, experienced chefs from all over the country and even the world have come to Maui to work their magic in the restaurants here on the island. There is literally a restaurant for every taste so whether you like to experiment and try a bit of everything, or whether you are strict in your eating habits, you are sure to find plenty of great places in Maui.

4. Hiking- Another great idea while in Maui is to go hiking. There are fabulous trails that take you literally all over the island. You can even hike in the great craters such as the Haleakala and you can see waterfalls, plunge pools and much more. There is a hiking trail for everyone- no matter what your physical fitness level. Get ready to see Maui by foot!

5. Go for a drive- You would not believe some of the fantastic scenic drives on Maui. The Hana Highway is a 56 mile stretch of 54 bridges over winding lava shore, through old plantation towns, past miles of beaches and through towering forests. You might also want to take a drive to the summit of Haleakala. Haleakala crater appears like the surface of an alien planet and the views of Maui from the summit are amazing.

6. Go for a dive- Maui is the best place to visit the underwater world of Hawaii. There are many different locations for diving and there are two marine conservation areas. Molokini is a partially submerged volcanic crater offshore of Wailea. Both Lahaina and Ma'alaea have glass bottom boats and a pleasure submarine to let non-swimmers share in the beauty of underwater Maui as well.

7. Whale watching- You might already know that Maui has many beautiful and amazing sights that you can't see anywhere else in the world. But have you ever been whale watching? From November through April each year, Maui welcomes the humpback whale and you can join in the celebration and catch some whale-watching of your own. The endangered species comes here to Hawaii to mate and it's truly a sight like no other.

8. Shopping- Where would your vacation be without some fabulous shopping? With so many shops and stores to choose from, you simply can't see Mau without leaving with some fantastic souvenirs. There are also many shops in Maui that contain specialty items unique to Hawaii and Maui such as one of a kind jewelry, glass work and more.

9. Sightseeing- You can't visit Maui without enjoying the many great sights there are to see. There are many historic locations such as Lahaina, old Hawaiian churches, the whaling history museums and much more. There is so much to learn about the island and so much to see, you will wonder if you have enough time to do it all!

10. Swimming and Snorkeling- Well of course since you are here at the island, you must go swimming. Even if you are not an avid swimmer, you can take a quick dip and get your body wet. Or you might enjoy snorkeling at one of many great locations. Maui has over 80 beaches and over 120 miles of coast to choose from!

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