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Important advice before traveling

Traveling abroad may not be a problem for people who travel frequently, because they are relatively familiar with the problems and issues of such trips, but people who travel for the first time may face obstacles. , problems and issues that can be solved to some extent by studying, gaining knowledge and prior planning, including these important things that can be stated are: * Make two sets of photocopies of all passport and visa pages and leave one set at home and carry one set with you to use in case of theft or loss of your passport. * In order to avoid wasting time, prepare some common currency of the desired country to cover expenses, including the taxi fee from the airport to the place of residence and the like. * Keep the phone number of the embassy of the Islamic Republic in the desired country and the phone number of the hotel, place of residence and mobile phone of the group leader available. * Roam your mobile phone for use in the desired country by referring to telecommunications and it is necessary to observe safety precautions when talking on a mobile phone (avoid mentioning administrative issues and the result of your mission and meetings and meeting plans etc.) be). * Get the currency you need from a bank or a reputable exchange (note the serial numbers of your currency). * Carrying medical records in case of having a specific disease. * Obtaining health information and awareness of the table related to the diseases in the destination country (refer to the World Health website: www.who.int/countries/en/. * Use a suitcase that has a shoulder strap or has several handles and does not hurt your hand. Use wheeled luggage to carry heavy loads. * Use clothes that are comfortable and do not attract attention. * Connect with people who have just returned from that country to get the latest information about the most convenient programs and places to stay, travel facilities and detailed planning. * Before traveling, try to get an overview of the destination country. For this purpose, you can use the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (www.mfa.gov.ir) and some general information about population, size of important cities, weather, customs, type of government, politics, regulations, language, religion, race. , national days, currency and... earn. * Give general information about the flight route, type and number of the flight, the possible duration of the trip and the approximate time of return to a trusted family member or relative. * Carrying necessary items: * A pocket dictionary or a book of daily foreign conversations (make sure how to find words such as help, police, fire, etc. * Small map and tourist guide. * Note book, address book, compass and prayer stamp. * Battery for camera, wristwatch, small flashlight, calculator. * Toothbrush, toothpaste, shaver, comb, body spray or anti-odor (non-liquid is better), sunscreen, safety pin, needle and thread with some extra shirt buttons. * Pain reliever prescribed by the doctor, anti-diarrhea medicine, cold pills, a number of disposable cups, antibiotics such as: tetracycline, erythromycin, cephalexin, bandage, ointment or salve for insect bites, sunglasses, several packs of chocolates and a Pack of tea bags.

16 reasons to travel

There are many reasons to pack your bags and travel the world. In addition to trying exciting foods and getting to know different cultures, traveling also helps your mental and physical health. 32% reduction in risk of heart attacks in men who travel regularly. 21% of men face less risk of premature death if they travel. 50% reduction in the risk of heart attacks in women who travel regularly Traveling reduces the amount of cortisol (stress factor) in the body. The probability of heart attacks and diseases in women who travel every 6 years is 8 times higher than those who travel at least twice a year. Women who don't travel usually suffer from depression 2 times more than others. People think more creatively when they are physically away from problems. 86% of people who go on a trip say that they are optimistic about life. 89% of people feel a significant reduction in their stress level after one or two days of travel. 80% of travelers believe that they have experienced the most impactful trips with their family and friends. 78% of children traveling with their grandparents 49% of adults claim that the memories of their childhood trips with their families are vivid in their minds. 53% of young people admit that traveling brings family members closer together. 86% of couples who travel as a couple say that love is still alive between them. Two-thirds of couples say a weekend trip is more romantic than gift-giving.

Eating customs in different countries

Eating and ordering food in any country is a part of a country's culture, and eating customs are passed down from one generation to the next. Eating customs in different countries Every country has its own eating customs and when you as a tourist are familiar with this culture and customs, you can communicate with the people of that country more easily. Eating habits in any country depend on the geographical location, family customs, economic and social status of that country. Eating anywhere in the world and at any time or while traveling is one of the most enjoyable and memorable parts of people's lives. Here are some food customs in other countries:

Migration

Today, many people prefer to migrate to another country to achieve their goals or simply to have a better life. People usually migrate to study, work, earn more money or use better health services. In fact, the outside world is so beautiful and colorful that it makes everyone think of leaving and immigrating regardless of the actual situation. But unfortunately, many people do not have much information and may fail in this way or lose all their capital through fraudulent companies; Without even stepping outside the border. But if they have complete information for immigration, they will certainly provide the necessary conditions and will not face failure anymore, and they can get to know the colorful world they dream of.

Work in other countries

If your purpose of immigrating is to work abroad, you should pay attention to things like the unemployment rate, popular jobs and jobs in high demand in the destination country. According to the special migration yearbook for Iranians, the population of Iranian immigrants in 2020 is equal to 1.8 million people, some of whom have migrated to other countries for the purpose of working abroad and some for the purpose of studying. While working abroad is one of the most popular methods of immigration, it also has its difficulties, including cultural differences in the workplace. To work abroad, it is necessary to have a bachelor's degree, have at least two years of work experience and master the language of the destination country. Have a job offer or use other immigration programs such as the German Worker Visa or Canada's Express Entry programs.

Types of visas and everything you need to know about visas

A visa is a type of permission for temporary residence of people in a country. Depending on the travelers purpose of travel, visa can have different conditions and restrictions. In some countries, such as Türkiye, Iranians can stay for a while without a visa. But normally, to travel to most countries of the world, getting a visa is one of the most important steps before traveling. But one of the questions that arise for travelers is how many types of visas are there and which one is better to get? If you are planning to travel to a foreign country and want to learn more about the types of visas and their conditions, do not miss the rest of this article from the Mega Gosht tourism magazine.

The strangest exhibitions in the world

Gallery in the urban subway car For years, a six-car train from the Chicago Transit Authority has been given away for free to a local artist to transform the interior into a gallery. For one night only, the train will loop around the elevated track, giving the public a chance to see the artwork in motion. Called "Art on the Track," the gallery caters not only to those who visit the train as a gallery, but also those who make their daily commute. "Art on the Road" is called the world's largest mobile art gallery, which celebrates its birthday every year in September.