Where to keep passports safe?
Honestly, stashing my passport in a money belt just feels so much safer. I used to worry about it getting lost or stolen from my bag, but now its right there against my skin. Its such a relief knowing its secure and accessible whenever I need it, especially in crowded places or unfamiliar cities. That peace of mind is priceless when Im trying to enjoy my trip.
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Okay, so where do you keep your passport safe while traveling? It’s a big deal, right? I mean, losing it would be a nightmare. For me, honestly? Money belt, all the way. Seriously. I used to just chuck it in my bag, but then I’d be constantly freaking out, like, “Is it still there? Did someone lift it?” You know that feeling, don’t you? It’s awful. So now, with the money belt, it’s literally right there. Against my skin. Weird, maybe, but so much safer! I remember this one time in Rome, the crowds were insane, like packed sardines, and I had to show my passport for something… and boom! Right there. No digging, no panic. Just… relief. Pure relief. I think it was actually a study I saw somewhere that said pickpocketing is super common in touristy areas, especially places like Rome. Don’t quote me on that, though! But still, it makes you think. So yeah, money belt. It’s not glamorous, but honestly, who cares? Peace of mind is worth everything when you’re trying to actually enjoy your trip, you know?
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