Traveler Toolkit
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Create an Emergency Communications Plan
Prepare to manage risks abroad. UT Dallas faculty, staff, and students traveling abroad on behalf of the University can do so by creating an emergency communications plan.
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Managing Medical Emergencies Abroad
Medical emergencies can pose distinct challenges when they occur while you are abroad. Below are some recommendations on how to prepare for and manage a medical situation abroad
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Device and Information Security Abroad
When traveling internationally, the security of your devices and data can be at greater risk. It’s important to follow best practices to protect your technology and the information it contains.
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Protests and Demonstrations
Public protests and demonstrations are common, but even a peaceful protest or demonstration can become violent without warning. Review safety and security recommendations for UT Dallas travelers to mitigate risk before and during a demonstration abroad.
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Traveling With Medications
People with illnesses or conditions that require medication, such as heart disease, diabetes, or mental illnesses may face unique challenges when traveling abroad. Involving your doctor, loved ones and available University and official resources in planning and preparing for your trip will be essential to having a successful experience.
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Emergency Communications Plan
Learn how to develop an effective emergency communications plan, such as: getting local alerts and warnings, getting emergency assistance abroad, and getting in touch with your emergency contacts back home.
