Dover, PA based company, Travel Navigator, has announced their release of a travel safety guide, which offers tips on safe travel to consumers. The company is new, having just launched in June of 2015, but are hoping to be recognized as a travel accessories business known for their focus in safety and convenience during transit. Charles Hynes, of Travel Navigator, has said the following regarding this list of travel tips and what the company hopes to accomplish by sharing them: "We're happy to provide a guide that can help travelers to be more safe and avoid potentially harmful situations. A big part of being safe while traveling is awareness and knowing what you need to do, and this guide can help experienced and inexperienced travelers."
Travel Navigator's first and only product to hit the market this July is a Deluxe travel wallet and passport holder. The wallet is designed to be worn around the neck, but can lay flat beneath clothing, over clothing, or be adjusted in length to slip easily into pant pockets. Lightweight and durable, the wallet can carry cash, passports, identification cards, photos, tickets, and even a mobile phone. There are 5 pockets in total, some boasting velcro, others with zippers for security purposes. The product is meant to keep important documents and money safe during vacations and business travel, without weighing down the traveler.
With the upcoming launch of the wallet, the travel safety tips are meant to encourage other forms of secure travel, and keep individuals safe while away from home. They can be viewed from the company website, and include concepts such as remaining alert and aware of surroundings, especially after dark, limiting the wearing of jewelry and other expensive adornments to not intentionally attract those who might steal, carrying only what is needed during an outing, rather than everything individuals have brought with them as currency and belongings, and various other tips.
From keeping valuables and money nearby and at hand at all times to using an RFID blocking wallet or passport holder to carry personal items without the fear of readers and scanners stealing info, the list goes on to include a number of tips regarding outside travel, hotel room safety, and other important factors to consider while on the road. The list also corresponds with products that the company hopes to be releasing in the near future, including specialized travel backs, luggage straps, and other helpful items. The release of the travel wallet in July will include the RFID blocking material mentioned in the list online.
The company said that a VIP Club is also in the works for those wishing to gain insight on unreleased items, promotions and special deals, and free products. For more information on any of the products being released by Travel Navigator, on the list of travel tips, or on their VIP Club offer, the company invites consumers to visit their website, check out the various links and updates, and contact them using the communication information available.
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Contact Travel Navigator:
Charles Hynes
7174674679
info@travelnavigatoraccessories.com
PO Box 353 Dover, PA 17315
