• Get informed about the areas considered risked by residents,
  and avoid to pass by.

• Do not drive in areas far from principal avenues, always bring on
  a current map of the city.

• Avoid wearing objects that make evident you are a tourist.
  Avoid wearing evident jewelry, clocks or any valuable.

• Bring over a little money: bring traveler's check, which are to be    replaced in case of loss or robbery.

• If possible, take sure your hotel room has a security lock with a    chain.

• Take sure the door's and windows' locks are save.
• Keep your valuables in the hotel security boxes.
• Hold the label “do not bother” if out of the hotel.
• Never open your room door to receive packages or unexpected    visits.

• your doctor and local emergency services.
• Your airline
• Medical Assistance Insurance certificate
• Embassy and Consulate of Peru
• Your family at home
• Your office
• Your travel agency

• 24/7/365 attention
• Available 24 hours a day.
• Medical cover against illness and accidents.
• Luggage location service,
• Sanitary repatriation unlimited.
• Lawyer honorarium
• Cancellations or flight loss expenses
• Assistance in case of documents loss.

• make a medical check before traveling. Identify if the countries you   will visit require vaccinations or any other prevention measure, which   ones are required or suggested to enter the country.

• Pack an additional pair of contact lens and take a copy of your   medical prescription.

• Bring along a medical identification in case of diabetes, allergy, being   on medication ore any condition possibly subject to emergency care.

• Bring your medicines in their original packages to avoid troubles at   duty.

• Avoid eating raw vegetables, skinned fruits, raw meat, sea fruits,   rew water or ice and non pasteurized milk.

• drink only bottled water and closed beverages, or boiled water.

• Resist against the temptation of eating food to street vendors.

• Verify the weight limit permission at your airline, avoid to pay for   luggage excess.

• In many of the international airports, the international departure tax   must be paid with local currency only.

• Some taxes are to be paid in the destination country only.

• Always dress your children with easily remarkable clothes when going to crowded places.

• Hold at any part of the child's clothes a label indicating his/her name, address, telephone number and the name of the hotel you are lodged in.

• Have easily available your nearest medical contact.

• Try to choose a hotel with some activity programs for children.

• Bring paediatric medicines to relieve common indispositions such as: aches of stomach, ears, travel sickness, flu or fever.

• If a long flight travel is made, always carry the preferred toys of the child.

• Avoid long or difficult journeys, try to always have resting periods.

• Check exactly what is included whether not in the program they offer.

• Study carefully the sites you will visit during the itinerary, making the difference between those visited during a special tour and those seen just from the bus.

• Identify the optional visits, since these ones have a separately priced.

• Study the hardness of each day, since some programs have many activities for each days.

• Always get informed about the payments deadlines and reimboursement politic in case you desist from doing the trip or in case of dates variations.