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  Jan
  2010

• Identifying a Person With Wanderlust: A Few Pointers

  
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For a habitual international traveler, there is nothing more exciting than exploring a new country, its culture, cuisine, and natural beauty. International travel insurance helps him/her do this with the least amount of stress in a strange country.

How do you identify these international travelers? Here’s a light look at how you can tell someone that’s used to traveling from someone that is on his maiden international voyage.

First off, there’s the intended localization: You notice a person who seems to speaking the local tongue. You’re impressed, because he is clearly a traveler. On closer inspection, you find he is only speaking English, but in the local accent—kaching! That’s a much-traveled man.

If you actually get a word with him, you notice his vocabulary: Within a single sentence, there are references to three different countries on three different continents. What’s more, his jacket (never mind that the temperature’s a scorching 100F) looks like a piece of luggage that has been around the world—with batches and patches from nearly all corners of the world! Kaching! You’ve just spoken to a man with itchy feet!

Travel tip: If you come across such a traveler, be sure to ask for advice on travel, places to eat, anything. They are veritable walking Lonely Planet guides. However, down all advice with a pinch of salt!