If they do have sex with another partner, a condom should be used. It is advisable to take take a supply of good condoms, as they may not be easily available abroad. Travellers on expeditions should consider taking a medical kit with sterile needles and syringes for use in emergencies. These can be purchased at many larger chemists quite inexpensively. Injuries and accidents Injuries and accidents are among the most common risks, especially road- and water related accidents.
Alcohol increase the risks.
Insurance Travel insurance which covers healthcare is most important and a worthwhile investment. In many countries the traveller will be charged for any medical treatment received. The form E111, available from Post Offices should be obtained for any travel to EU countries. This will enable the traveller to receive free or reduced cost emergency medical care, in line with the entitlement of the nationals of the country being visited. It is strongly recommended that the traveller has medical insurance as well as the E111 form, as this does not cover all medical services.