Travel has always been an act of trust. You trust the locals who give you directions, the guesthouse owner who holds your passport for check-in and the driver who takes you to unfamiliar places. That openness to the unfamiliar is, for many of us, part of what makes travel so rewarding. But there’s one area where a more cautious approach is warranted, and that’s your digital life while you’re away from home.
The curiosity and openness that makes us good travellers can also make us more vulnerable online. Being in an unfamiliar environment, connecting to networks we don’t know, engaging with new platforms and services in countries with different digital cultures: all of this creates exposure that it’s worth being thoughtful about.














