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Health & Safety

Your wellbeing is always a top priority at Adventure Proud. While our trips are designed to be relaxed and fun, we take safety seriously and keep a close eye on local conditions in every destination. We stay informed through our network of on-the-ground partners and friends, as well as official government updates, so we can respond quickly if anything changes.

We also work closely with our local partners to ensure we’ve done our part to provide a safe environment for your travels. Of course, preparation is just as important — and the most reliable advice will always come from your own government’s official travel sites. A few useful links include:

Smart Travel Tips
No matter where you’re headed — from major cities to smaller towns — a few simple habits can make a big difference:

  • Be discreet with money and valuables – Keep jewellery, electronics, and cash low-key.
  • Only carry what you need – Leave passports, spare cards, and valuables safely stored when possible.
  • Travel safely – Road rules differ widely, so always buckle up and choose reliable transport operators.
  • Keep key details handy – Know your hotel name, address, and a local contact in case you’re without your phone.
  • Protect your trip – Comprehensive travel insurance can cover medical care, cancellations, lost luggage, and more.
  • Stay alert to common scams – Most locals are welcoming, but it pays to know the warning signs of tourist scams.
  • Blend in when you can – Avoid drawing unnecessary attention as a visitor.
  • Stick together at night – Exploring in groups is always safer than going solo.

If the Unexpected Happens
Travel conditions can sometimes shift quickly. If a serious incident arises, we base our decisions on advice from government agencies and our trusted local partners. Whether it means adjusting an itinerary, postponing a trip, or arranging to bring travellers home, our commitment is always to your safety.

Because events can change at short notice, we recommend reviewing your travel insurance carefully to make sure you’re covered for cancellations, delays, or emergencies. If you have concerns before your departure, you’re always welcome to contact us directly or check the government advice links above for the most up-to-date guidance.