Transit & Transportation Topics for International Travelers

LATEST: Course Fully Updated For November 2015You've chosen your destination, purchased your plane tickets, planned your itinerary and packed your bags. Now you are ready for your actual journey to begin! First things first: you've got to somehow get from point A (your home) to point B (your destination), usually by plane. Then, when you land, you have to find local ways to get around: subways, rental cars, tuk-tuks...you've got options!In this course, you will learn about topics relevant to transit and modes of transportation. The first half of this course covers air travel from the perspective of a U.S. citizen departing for their trip. This course assumes that you have likely traveled domestically within the U.S. before and does not detail procedural issues like how to check in, board or stay comfortable in-flight. Rather, in this course we want to provide you with insight into the process of flying that you may not already know, including the TSA Cares program, TSA notification cards, TSA Pre-Check and the Known Traveler Number (KTN).The second half of this course covers travel by other modes which you might utilize when you arrive in your destination country. Associated topics include International Driving Permits, renting cars abroad, subways and more.No prior travel knowledge is required!+++++++++++++++++++++++What You Get:A comprehensive travel checklist which details everything you need to do before you depart for your international trip.24/7 lifetime access to course content and materials.All future extra lectures and upgrades are always included for free.Unconditional Udemy 30 day money-back guarantee.What You'll Learn:What the 'TSA Notice of Baggage Inspection' Document is and when you can expect to receive oneRights entitled to a flyer in the US by the TSA during a security screening pat-downWhat the TSA Pre-Check