Welcome to TravelSafety.net
The world is waiting—but being prepared makes all the difference. At TravelSafety.net, our mission is simple: empower travelers with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to explore the world safely. Whether you’re headed to a bustling city, a remote beach, or an all-inclusive resort, we’re here to help you stay one step ahead with expert safety tips, destination alerts, and practical travel advice.
Who We Are
TravelSafety.net was founded by Stephen Pike, a global safety professional with over 27 years of frontline experience in high-risk industries including mining, oil & gas, construction, and international project logistics. Stephen has worked all over the world, training thousands on risk management, emergency preparedness, and crisis response—skills that are just as critical when you’re on vacation as they are on a job site.
After decades of travel in both professional and personal capacities, Stephen recognized a growing need: travelers were eager to get back out into the world but lacked clear, trustworthy information about how to stay safe doing it. That’s where TravelSafety.net comes in.
Why Travel Safety Matters
In 2025, travel is more accessible than ever—but also more complex. Health concerns, digital threats, natural disasters, and political unrest can all disrupt your journey. Whether you’re a first-time tourist or a seasoned globetrotter, our guides are designed to make safety simple, without the fear-mongering or fluff.
You’ll find resources tailored to:
- Resort, cruise, and family travel safety
- Digital and identity protection on the road
- Emergency planning and travel health prep
- Up-to-date advisories and real-world tips
We believe that safety shouldn’t slow you down—it should set you free. When you travel prepared, you travel better.
Start Your Journey
From checklists and how-to guides to expert interviews and short-form video tips, we’ve built TravelSafety.net to be your go-to safety companion, before you ever leave home.
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![Today on TravelSmart News we cover major travel-safety events that every traveler should know about as winter storms intensify and global security risks evolve. In Iowa a regional jet from Delta Air Lines slid off the runway during landing at Des Moines International Airport under icy conditions. All onboard were safely evacuated and no injuries were reported, but the airport temporarily shut down, flights were canceled or diverted, and many passengers faced long delays. ([New York Post][1])
We also discuss a recent security alert issued by the U.S. Embassy in Dar es Salaam for travelers in Tanzania ahead of planned protests. The advisory warns of possible unrest, transportation disruptions, curfews and limited access to services in some regions. ([Capital FM][2])
On a brighter note for global aviation, we share an important update from Airbus: most of the A320 jets recently recalled for software updates have already been fixed and cleared to fly. That significantly reduces the disruption many feared, and helps restore confidence in air travel operations across multiple carriers worldwide.
If you travel regularly or book trips for clients, these are the kinds of stories that can impact your plans — and sometimes at a moment’s notice.
For more information on Tanzania’s current advisory see the official page of the U.S. Embassy in Dar es Salaam
👉 [https://tz.usembassy.gov](https://tz.usembassy.gov)
For reporting on the runway incident at Des Moines, see ABC News
👉 [https://abc7.com/post/delta-flight-5087-bombardier-crj-900-skids-off-icy-runway-des-moines-airport-snow-snarls-post-thanksgiving-travel/18230785/](https://abc7.com/post/delta-flight-5087-bombardier-crj-900-skids-off-icy-runway-des-moines-airport-snow-snarls-post-thanksgiving-travel/18230785/)
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