The Psychology of Safety: How Your Brain Shapes Risk Perception While Travelling

When travelling, your brain doesn’t always assess risk logically. You might feel safer in a busy tourist area than in a quiet street, even if the opposite is true. This is due to cognitive biases like the availability heuristic, where recent news or stories influence your perception more than actual data. To travel smarter, balance

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Altitude Adaptation: The Science of Acclimatising Safely at High Elevations

Altitude sickness often begins above 2,500 metres due to reduced oxygen pressure, affecting even healthy travellers. To acclimatise safely, ascend gradually, ideally no more than 300–500 metres per day once above 3,000 metres. Schedule rest days every few days to allow your body to adjust. Early symptoms like headache, dizziness and insomnia should never be

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