Another foot care must is a good pair of toenail clippers, especially if your trip will last more than a week or two. Toenails should be cut straight across so that the edges won't dig into the skin and become ingrown. Travelers with dry skin can use moisturiser on their feet, but never between the toes. There, the skin can become soggy and break down, creating openings in the skin and a great environment for fungus. On to the aeroplane.
Air travel can be uncomfortable and restrictive.
It can help prevent the formation of blood clots in the leg, known as deep vein thrombosis. Stopping for brief stretching and walks is recommended for long car trips as well. Stay hydrated by drinking water during your flight or drive. If you're headed to a beach resort, river or any international body of water, it's a good idea to check water conditions before setting out on your trip. In some countries, you should avoid swimming or dipping your feet into fresh water lakes or ponds that might be a breeding ground for waterborne parasites.