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Ch 4. Travel Guide

Table of Contents

Subchapter 400 - GENERAL Pg 68
401 HEALTH CARE
- 401.1 Prophylaxis Measures
- 401.2 Personal Prescriptions
- 401.3 Shot Record
- 401.4 Emergencies
402 EMBASSIES/CONSULATES
403 OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
404 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON COUNTRIES
- 404.1 Country Profile
- 404.2 Background Notes
- 404.3 Health
- 404.4 Business and News
405 MONEY
- 405.1 Traveler's Checks
- 405.2 Currency
- 405.3 Tip Packets
- 405.4 Currency Exchange
- 405.5 Credit Cards
406 LODGING
407 TRAVEL TICKETS
408 ARRANGING TRAVEL WHILE ABROAD
409 LUGGAGE

Subchapter 410 - TRAVEL DOCUMENTS Pg 71
411 TRAVEL ADVISORIES
412 PER DIEM RATES
413 FOREIGN CULTURES AND MORES
414 U.S. CUSTOMS AND DUTY
415 PERSONAL SECURITY MEASURES
- 415.1 Money
- 415.2 Personal
- 415.3 Valuables

EXHIBITS
4A Health Care Tips for International Travelers [PDF, 143kb] Pg 73
4B Security Considerations When Traveling Abroad [PDF, 59kb] Pg 80
4C List of U.S. Embassy and Consulate Offices [PDF, 260kb]Pg 82

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