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“So many people are saying they want to help. We’ve got enough bandages and pouches. The next thing you can do is come visit us.”
Craig Wickham
Exceptional Kangaroo Island and Australian Wildlife Journeys
1. Get Payment by Credit Card.
2. Encourage purchase of travel insurance.
3. Make sure to be familiar with the fine print.
4. Only reference official sources.
5. Know your legal obligations.
6. Document, document, document.
Source: TMR
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