IMPORTANT THINGS JOURNALISTS CONSIDER WHEN TRAVELLING TO NEW PLACES

 As a journalist ,one should have good communication skills to ensure you have a good relationship with people around you when you are far away from home so that you can get important information from people.






       The most important things people or any journalist should consider before travelling is traveling documents like visa,these are the things that one should not forget .


    To avoid being overloaded by many things when traveling, journalists should find a more compatible suitcase that can carry many things at a time,to make work easier,this will avoid luggage from getting lost.

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