What do you put in a money belt?
What do you put in a money belt?
- Passport: The item you least want to lose en route.
- Rail pass: As valuable as cash.
- Driver's license: Necessary if you want to rent a car, and useful as collateral for rentals (bikes, audioguides, and so on)
- Credit card.
- Debit card.
- Cash: Larger bills.
Which European country has the most pickpockets?
The destination with the highest likelihood of being pickpocketed was Italy, according to Quotezone's European Pickpocket Index.
Where is the best place to wear a money belt?
You can wear the pouch over your stomach for ease of access, but if you find it more comfortable, slide it around to the small of your back.
What do pickpockets do with wallets?
One of the most readily available sources of personal information is your purse or wallet, and a thief can do plenty with the contents. Your credit cards, debit cards, checkbook, and home information can give a criminal valuable material to work with, especially in terms of making a quick buck through account fraud.
What is the difference between a fanny pack and a money belt?
I would think you would want a money belt for security and it is not bulky. A fanny pack is meant to be worn around the waist and therefore cannot be hidden under clothes, unless you are wearing it underneath layers that would cover it. Whereas a money belt is very thin and lightweight.
Should I carry cash in Italy?
It's always wise to carry a small amount of cash for smaller cafes and restaurants, some public transport options, and taxis who may not accept credit card payments. We once visited the same restaurant 5 years in a row, only to discover each time that their card machine was out of order!