inFLIGHTout Travel Tip
When you travel outside the U.S, some people recommend you keep a copy of your passport in a separate location, such as your luggage or wallet. This way, if your passport is ever lost or stolen, you have a copy to provide officials. Instead, or in addition to, consider scanning a copy of your passport and saving into your email box or other online file server. A scanned copy is crisp, clean and colorful, and looks pretty legitimate (although it is still just a copy). Plus, you have a copy of your passport anywhere in the world you may be, provided there is Internet access to retrieve it.
inFLIGHTout (the daily blog) served the needs of Bay Area travelers from 2006-2010. The site remains up to provide a comprehensive listing of travel tools and resources. Please continue to follow me on Twitter. Happy and safe travels. -Mike
Saturday, March 22, 2008
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