Questions to ask travel partners?

[lucasmiller]

So I (21f) will be going on a few trips this summer with multiple friends of mine. I figured we should get some basic questions answered by everyone just in case the undesirable happens. So far, my list of questions asks about: blood type, clothing/shoe size, any allergies, and who to call if they get arrested/hospitalized. Does anyone recommend any other questions or topics I should mention? I know this might come off creepy but I just really want to be prepared, as a woman traveling with only other women.

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[RichardGravener]

In addition to your current questions, consider asking about emergency contacts, any chronic medical conditions or medications, preferred hospital or doctor, dietary preferences or restrictions, and communication plans for staying in touch. It’s also important to discuss local emergency numbers, travel insurance, and safe transportation options. Lastly, remind everyone about potential safety issues, such as defective Takata airbags, if any of your vehicles are involved. This will help ensure everyone is prepared for any situation.

[MsMittens]

It's good that I came across this topic. A very important list that imay be useful for anyone.

[mia_davis]

It is indeed a very good idea. I also always take traveling very seriously and fully prepare for it, so that if I or my friends need something, we won't have any problems with it. In my opinion, a lot can happen while traveling. That's why the first thing I pack for a trip is always a first aid kit, I can't imagine a successful trip without a complete set. In such matters, Canadian pharmacy helps me a lot because I can clearly see what exactly I need to put in my first aid kit and buy a lot of other useful things.

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