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Excerpts from Interval World Magazine and Travel & Leisure Magazine. 1. Check your passport expiration dates. Some countries require that your passport be valid for three to six months beyond the date that you enter their country. For specific requirements, call the country’s consulate directly.
2. Insure your trip early if you’re going to the Caribbean during hurricane season. Beware of a loophole called the “Named-Event Clause.” Once a tropical storm has received a name from the National Weather Service, insurance companies are no longer required to pay policyholders who cancel their trips.
3. When you travel, particularly to another country, you have the chance to experience another culture. Take advantage of that opportunity. To enhance "Global Etiquette,” learn 10 basic phrases in the language of your host country, including “Thank You,” “Please,” and “Good Morning.” You may find yourself as being a Good-Will Ambassador. 
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