Based in Los Angeles, Kevin Weinress helps discover and sign professional soccer players in his role as a FIFA Licensed Intermediary at First Wave Sports Marketing. Outside of his pursuits as an agent, Kevin Weinress enjoys traveling to different continents across the globe.

1. Top Tips for International Travel
Kevin Weinress

2. Introduction
• Based in Los Angeles, Kevin Weinress helps discover and sign
professional soccer players in his role as a FIFA Licensed
Intermediary at First Wave Sports Marketing. Outside of his
pursuits as an agent, Kevin Weinress enjoys traveling to different
continents across the globe.
Traveling abroad can be a thrilling experience for anyone, whether
one is a frequent or a first-time international traveler. When
planning your next trip abroad, you should follow these tips to
ensure that you will get the most out of your vacation:
Obtain and copy your passport
You should apply for a passport as soon as possible to ensure that it
will arrive before your departure date. Once it is in your possession,
you should create a photocopy that you will store in your wallet or
cell phone. Storing it in this way will ensure your passport number
is handy whenever you need it.

3. International Travel
• Plan ahead for safety
Safety is a concern for many travelers. Fortunately, there are a
number of steps that you can take to protect yourself when traveling
abroad. For example, you should consider purchasing travel
insurance if you want to safeguard against everything from missing
luggage to medical needs. You should also look into your country's
traveler enrollment program to protect yourself in times of natural
disaster or other dangerous situations.
Know how to handle money
Whether you plan to use cash or a credit card, handling money can
be tricky when traveling internationally. Before you depart, you
should alert your credit card company of your travel dates and
where you will be to ensure it does not freeze your card. If you
intend to use cash, you should exchange money ahead of time to
avoid paying hefty ATM fees while abroad.