Your Safety, Our Priority

Always share your itinerary with family or friends. Stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded places. Avoid displaying expensive gadgets or jewelry openly. Trust your instincts; if a situation feels unsafe, leave immediately.

Choose hotels in well-lit, reputable areas. Read reviews before booking. In public transport like trains, prefer designated women's compartments. Use trusted ride-sharing apps and share your trip status with a contact.

Be polite but firm in your interactions. It's advisable to dress modestly to align with local customs and avoid unwanted attention. Be cautious about accepting food or drinks from strangers.

Never leave children unattended, especially near water bodies or in crowded markets. Make sure your child knows your full name, contact number, and hotel name. Consider a wristband with this emergency information.

Carry a kit with any necessary medications for your child. Ensure they drink only bottled or purified water and eat from hygienic places. Keep them hydrated and protected from the sun with hats and sunscreen.

Teach your children not to talk to or accept gifts from strangers. Set clear rules about staying close to you. Always use appropriate child safety seats or seatbelts in vehicles.