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Be aware of the Local Laws - You are leaving your country so don't expect your own law system to follow you around the World.
Get your vaccinations if you need them - Yellow fever is not fun. You will kick yourself if you could have prevented it and you didn't.
Scan your passport and Travel documents - Give copies to family/friends. If you lose your passport or travel documents, this backup will save you a lot of heartache. It will also help your family to find you in the event of a disaster.
Learn a few phrases of the Local language - Speak to the Locals, experience their culture, don't just wander through it.

Know the scams of each destination - Get on the internet and work out the scams so you don't become a victim of these scams.
Learn the art of Haggling - Haggling saves you money. Be Bold. That extra bux will buy you a coffee
learn the basic geography of the country you are visiting. There is nothing worse than a traveller who has no idea where they are travelling.
Learn how to use a Compass. Sounds extreme but helps in a crisis.
Get travel insurance. It's obvious, but probably one of the most important items on the list.
Allow relaxation time to get over Jet lag. You don't want to be on a go for 6 weeks straight, it Should be a Holiday.
Keep a change of clothes and basic toiletries in your carry-on.
Research the airports you are travelling through so you can find the fastest way through and use the facilities. Don't just sit at the boarding gate.
Take a jumper on the plane. It is cold and has air-conditioning.

Take Imodium and panadol/nurofen. The cuisine of other countries can be harsh on the tummy at times.
Check if the drinking water is safe. That includes brushing your teeth, ice in cocktails and drinking water in the shower.
Be aware of altitude sickness. Give yourself time to adjust between altitudes, drink a lot more when you are high up,
Know the local road rules.
Be respectful. Pay attention to how local women dress to work out how you should.