• Pack your bags yourself and check with airline on luggage and weight limits
• If going to another country, have a valid U.S. Passport
• Check with U.S. Embassy or Consulate for how long you can stay in host country without a visa
• Report anything suspicious at the airport to security personnel
• Keep carry on bags and luggage with you at all times--unattended items may be confiscated and destroyed--always have a reliable person by your carry-ons
• Report any suspicious activity to flight attendants during flight
• If uncertain what to declare upon arrival to another country ask a flight attendant
• At arrival to another country, have all hotel information and telephone number in case customs or local law enforcement officers may request this information
• Preferably take a hotel shuttle--saves money and safer—ask your travel agent
• Ask travel agent about international driver’s license when driving overseas
• When renting a car, especially overseas, inspect the car on the following locations for anything suspicious: under vehicle, trunk, under hood, front/back of tires etc. Report anything suspicious immediately to car rental and airport security
• At overseas locations, especially third world countries, travel in groups is best and especially at night time--carry passport/visa with you at all times
• In third world countries, have wallet, passport and keys in your front pockets-- keep back pockets empty at all times--hold your purse and bags securely, not near a major street and far from the streets as possible to prevent snatching theft

These safety tips will foster a safer and enjoyable honeymoon vacation to remember.