Women Safety Tips

8 Safety Tips for Women, from a Woman Cop

POSTED October 2nd 2024 BY Beth Williams
These safety tips for women are for dangerous situations that could potentially be life-threatening. It’s rare to find women’s self-defense tips for real-life, dangerous situations. We spoke with a female police officer about the things she’s learned on the job to help keep women safe. From years of reviewing hundreds and hundreds of criminal cases, these are the precautions she recommends women can take to...
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The Best Must Read Hotel Safety Tips

POSTED March 6th 2024 BY Travel Writer
Hotel Safety Tips For Travelers Planning your trip or vacation can be fun and exciting. No doubt a primary concern will be where you will stay. After location and amenities the next thing, you should consider is security and safety when selecting your property.  These must-read hotel safety tips can help you find a hotel or resort which takes your security and safety as seriously...
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Alarm Your Hotel Room Door to Help Keep Intruders Out

POSTED March 6th 2024 BY Beth Williams
Is it safe to stay in a hotel alone as a woman? If you have ever had a concern about someone unexpected entering your hotel room while you’re inside? The problem while not prevalent is real. Alarms for Hotel Room Doors Can Keep Intruders Out Even with security protocols in place, well-meaning hotel personnel like housekeeping and maintenance staff might open room doors for guests...
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Safety Tips for Solo Women Travelers

POSTED February 6th 2024 BY Beth Williams
A solo female traveler has so much to think about.  Here are a few good tips or at the very least some good advice to consider before you go out on your adventure. What Solo Female Travelers Should Do Before They Go Pack so you can carry all your belongings yourself. Use wheeled luggage, and get a bag bungee to secure your tote or another...
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Over the Counter Travel Medications You Should Always Pack

POSTED January 8th 2024 BY Travel Writer
The 8 most purchased must-pack over-the-counter travel medications you should pack. It never fails if you’re going to get sick while away from home, it’ll happen at night when the stores are closed or somewhere when you’re a distance from a town with a drug store, and the worst scenario is it happens in a foreign country where you don’t speak the language. So be...
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Purse Theft – How Purse Thieves Work

POSTED February 7th 2020 BY Beth Williams
Purse theft by thieves and pickpockets has been around since purses were first made. Purse theft is a crime that every woman should be vigilant against, as having your purse stolen or picked, can be a huge inconvenience if not devastating. If a purse thief victimizes you while you’re traveling the purse theft can be a vacation-ruining experience. Here are a few ideas to help...
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Top Rideshare Safety Tips -Travel and Home

POSTED September 20th 2019 BY Travel Writer
Rideshare safety is more than common sense. Use technology to keep you safe. You want to do your best to avoid uncomfortable and dangerous situations as a matter of habit. Luckily using a ride-share service like Lyft or Uber in a new place is just as easy and secure as it is at home. Review this suggested safety routine for trips you take here and...
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Five Things to Learn From Someone Who Fell Victim to a Pickpocket

POSTED April 27th 2019 BY Beth Williams
If you have never fallen victim to a pickpocket, you are lucky – and to tell you the truth – if you are just a little street smart, you may never in your lifetime. However, pickpockets come in a variety of levels of expertise from the expert to the opportunist. Falling victim to either one and losing your credit cards, as well as your passport...
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