Stratus Vacations Reviews Being Prepared For A Vacation Emergency

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Hurricane Irene blasted her way up the East Coast, recently and on her way, she passed over many other areas that are known as top vacation destinations including the Bahamas, causing widespread damage as well as putting a halt on travel throughout the region. Now that the storm is over and areas are cleaning up the mess left by this large hurricane, many travelers are left wondering how they could have been better prepared for this situation. We all believe we know what to do until a situation arises at which point, we begin to wonder what we could have done to better prepare. Despite the fact that Hurricane Preparedness week is in May, Stratus Vacations would like to take this time to discuss how you can be better prepared in case of emergency on your vacation. Learn more, travel more and take advantage of tips on travel from Stratus Vacations.

How To Prepare

Know the plan for your accommodations including hotels, resorts and other areas that will have traveler information

When traveling to hurricane prone areas know the following before you go:
• Evacuation routes
• Official shelter locations
• Emergency plans
• Check emergency equipment including flashlights and radios.

If traveling abroad it is also important that you have contact information including registering with the U.S. Department of State and knowing where the nearest consulate is located. Also make sure to keep your information handy and give a copy to your friends or family members just in case.

Know The Differences Warnings VS Watches: When a hurricane is approaching an area, alerts will be posted to keep residents and visitors unable to leave informed. They are categorized below.
• Warnings - This is issued when winds are sustained at over 74 degrees and are expected to hit your area withing the next 36 hours. If a warning is issued, you should be in the process of leaving any dangerous locations and finding shelter.
• Watches - These are issued when you may experience hurricane conditions in the next 48 hours. You should start your emergency preparations and be prepared to leave soon.

Stratus Vacations offers you the information you need to know to make the most of your valuable travel dollar. Learn how to travel safer, be smarter and avoid common issues while you travel with Stratus Vacations. If you would like more information on Stratus Vacations, contact us for more information.

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