If you must travel in an area where there has been a history of terrorist attacks or kidnappings make it a habit to:
Discuss with your family what they would do in the event of an emergency. Make sure your affairs are in order before leaving home.
As noted earlier, its a good idea to register your travel with the Department of State.
Remember to leave a detailed itinerary and the numbers or copies of your passport or other citizenship documents with a friend or relative in the United States.
Remain friendly but be cautious about discussing personal matters or your itinerary.
Leave no personal or business papers in your hotel room.
Watch for people following you or “loiterers” observing your comings and goings.
Keep a mental note of safe havens, such as police stations, hotels, and hospitals. Formulate a plan of action for what you will do if a bomb explodes or there is gunfire nearby.
Let someone else know what your travel plans are. Keep them informed if you change your plans.
Report any suspicious activity to local police, and to the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.
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