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Thank you for your question! Carrying a mix of cash and card is always a good idea for international trips. For Mauritius, since you already have the NIYO forex card, you can consider carrying around 70-80% of your estimated expenses in cash and keep 20-30% loaded on your card for flexibility. We followed a similar ratio during our trip, as many places in Mauritius accept cash, but having the card as backup helps for hotels, car rentals, and larger purchases. Make sure to check your card's transaction fees beforehand! 😊 Safe travels! 🌴✈️

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Thanks for watching our video. Aap taxi ya auto dono mai se kuch bhi opt kar sakte hain. Mussoorie mai auto and taxi dono ki facility hoti hai

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Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 Regarding your question, yes, most car rental companies in Mauritius require a credit card or cash for the security deposit. However, it’s always a good idea to check with the specific rental company as policies may vary. As for contacts, we rented our car from 'DiscoverCars.com'. You can find them online, or I’d recommend checking platforms like 'Mauritius Car Hire' or 'Self Drive Mauritius' for reliable options. Let me know if you have any other questions, and happy planning for your trip!

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@@JJ-xh8qk Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s true that over-tourism can sometimes impact a destination, and it's a reminder for all of us to travel responsibly and keep our surroundings clean. Despite the challenges, we found Mussoorie to be a beautiful destination with a lot to offer. Hopefully, with collective efforts, we can help preserve such places for future visitors!

Yes, you can carry a drone on international flights from India, but there are certain rules and guidelines that you need to follow to avoid any complications. Here's a breakdown of the steps and regulations: --- 1. Airline Rules - Check with your airline: Each airline has its own policies regarding carrying drones. Most allow drones in carry-on luggage (to avoid damage), but batteries must adhere to specific restrictions :- - Batteries: Lithium-ion batteries are regulated. Generally, batteries under 100Wh are allowed in carry-on baggage, while those between 100-160Wh might require airline approval. Batteries exceeding 160Wh are usually prohibited. - Ensure batteries are packed safely to avoid short circuits (tape the terminals or use battery cases). 2. Indian Government Rules - Drone Ownership Certificate: Ensure your drone is registered with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and has a valid Unique Identification Number (UIN) if required. - Export Permission: For drones above certain categories (e.g., micro or small drones), an export license might be needed. Check with DGFT (Directorate General of Foreign Trade). 3. Import/Travel Rules of the Destination Country - Research Local Drone Laws: Every country has different regulations for flying drones. Some might require prior approval, permits, or even registration upon arrival. - Customs Declaration: Some countries may ask you to declare your drone at customs. Carry all documents, such as the invoice, purchase proof, and DGCA certificate. - Restricted Countries: Certain countries like Cuba, Iran, and North Korea have strict bans or restrictions on drones. Check the specific country's rules before traveling. 4. General Guidelines - Carry Drone in Cabin Baggage: Avoid placing your drone in checked-in luggage, as it could be damaged or flagged by airport security. - Documents to Carry: - DGCA registration (if applicable) - Invoice/proof of purchase - Travel itinerary and permits (if required by the destination country) 5. Flying Abroad with a Drone - Once you reach your destination, you may need to follow these steps: - Register the drone with the local aviation authority if required. - Comply with local no-fly zones, altitude restrictions, and privacy laws.