May 2nd, 2009 
Tushar Mathur
The reason is very obvious, in one’s homeland; one knows where everything is; hospitals, police stations, emergency rooms, banks etc. Whereas in foreign lands, finding even a good hospital is a very difficult task and in case of emergencies one is often caught in a situation where one does not know what to do or where to go.
Therefore, to avoid any unfortunate circumstances and prepare for the worst case scenario, one should try to plan holidays and holidays carefully. Each and everything involved in a holiday trip should be planned out carefully including health and safety. For example, the food we eat and the drinks we use should also be considered carefully because it is also possible that the food and water might be polluted.
The local inhabitants are resistant to the harsh conditions of their region and thus they might not be affected by the pollution or other factors owing to this resistance. However, the overseas visitors who have not experienced any such circumstances before might find it complicated to adapt and hence may fall sick.
Holidays in areas with lots of trees and plantation might also pose a danger to some individuals. Some people are allergic to pollen or some plant and thus might not be able to adjust in a location with such conditions. Similarly, some people are not accustomed to extreme climates and might find problems in adjusting in such environments. Therefore one should make certain that the climate of the region they are planning to visit is acceptable to their bodies and that they would be able to survive in those conditions.
Maintaining appropriate diet is also one of the key factors to planning a hale and hearty holiday. Nourishment is exceptionally important for a healthy life. Though, people might not realize it, but even a single day of mal nutritious food might cause exertion in the longer run.
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