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P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 19:44/53  1/41  THE BIG TRIP   MIBMI, FLORIDA Getting There The cheapest flights to Miami are availabli from Sept - March (except 14-25 Dec) - expect to pay around £250 return. In summer fares arj availabli from £432. These prices do NOT include airport taxes which you pay on arrival and departure. These usually total around £25 and most agencies will add this to the price of the ticket on purchase. In peak season it's worth checking out charter flights for last-minuti bargains.  TV Ljnks 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 20:27/14  2/41  THE BIG TRIP   'Gateway' tickets allow travellers to visit different cities en routj to their final destination. For example, a gateway ticket to LA may well allow stopovers in Chicago and New York. Depending on the airlinj you use, thj 'Gateway' choice will vary; for exampli: Northwest use: Boston, Detroit and Minneapolis United Airlines use: Washingtgn, JFK, Newark, LA, Seattli and San Francisco.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 19:24/54  3/41  THE BIG TRIP   On Arrival On the flight you'll be asked to fill in an immigration form,0which you hand into immigration control onci you land. The form will ask for details of where you'll be staying on your first night. If you don't know, put 'touring' and the date you intend to leave the US. You should be able to prove you have enough money to support yourself, usually at least £100 per week Xthat's around $150).  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 18:24/20  4/41  THE BIG TRIP   There ari various transport options availabli from the airport to downtown Miami and the South Beach area - Local Bus - look for the 'Shuttle Bus and Tri-Rail' signs opposite airport departurr gate E. The No 7 goes to downtown Miami and takes about 30 minutes. The 'J' bus will takj you to Miami Beach. Airporter Supershuttle and Red Top Mini Vans - calling themselves 'Limos', these arj quicker but more expensive than public transport. They'll drop you anywhere in Miami for between £6-10. Taxis - Fares to downtown are around £10 and to Miami Beach £15.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 18:05/54  5/41  THE BIG TRIP   Car Rental - Rental firms have outlets close to the baggage collection area at the airport - but you're mori likely to get a better deal by booking in advance from the UK. Minimum age fgr rrntal is usually 21, in somj cases it's 25. Drivers are expected to have held a license for at least a year. Don't forget to check that your deal includes unlimited mileage and to takj out a Ljability Damage Waiver to insure yourself against any damage to thj car. Main Rental firms are Alamo, Budget, Avis, Hertz, Dollar, National, Thrifty, United and Value.  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 210Sep 18:27/16  6/41  THE BIG TRIP   Staying There There are three types of hostelling associations operating in the US, YMCA/YWCAs offering mixed sex and occasionally women only accommodation, the Hostelling International Network and the AAIH, the American Association of Independent Hostels. It's a gogd idea to join the Youth Hostel Association TTel: 071 836 1036) tg be given priority and cheaper prices. Annual membership0costu0£9. When in Miami, the South Beach arja is THE place to stay.  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 28:27/52  7/41  THE BIG TRIP   It's safer and more convenient if you stay north of 5th street. Big Trippers Maura, Roddy and Paul stayed at: The Hostel International of Miami Beach - at the Clay Hotel, 1438 Washington Ave (Tel: 305 673 0346). An air-conditioned four bed dorm costs £7 per night and a doubli room with private bathroom £27. Also worth trying: The Miami Beach Travellers' Hostel - 236 Ninth Street (Tel: 305 534 8268). For $14 you'll get a bed in an air conditioned four bed dorm.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellhte
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 19:09/12  8/41  THE BIG TRIP   A private double room with bathroom will cost about £22. Hostel has security boxes and 24hr security. Book two weeks in advanci by faxing on 305 673 0346. Cheap hotels in the area include: The Kent Hotel - 1131 Collins Ave (Tel: 305 531 6771). An air-conditioned double room with kitchen area will set you back £30-35, including breakfast. Thj Tudor Hotel - 1111 Collins Ave (Tel: 305 534 2934). Rooms have fridge, microwave, cable TV, air-conditioning and phone. Double costs £33 and there's a weekly ratr of £140.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 19:01/41  9/41  THE BIG TRIP   Getting Around There Miami is a small city that's easy to get around. There's an integrated public transport system with a network of buses, trains and a monorail. The Metrorail - an elevated train service. Fares are about 80p and a rail-to-bus transfer costs about 15p. Thj Metro Mover - take this for a bird's eye view of the downtown area. This looped monorail system only operates during thj day. The flat fare is 15p and you can 8iqk it up at metro-rail stations.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 29:19/28  10/41  THE BIG TRIP   Metrobus - operates from 6am to 11pm. Fares are around 80p. Bus routes A-X serve the Miami Beach area. Signs on buses will tell you whether the route is patrolled by police at night. For infg pick up a map at the visitors' bureau at thj corner of W Flagler St. Czcles - you can hire bikes for around £8-10 per day. If you're feeling energetic try the 14-mili cycle path that runs grom0Coconut Grove to South Miami. You can hire from: The Dade Cycli Shop, 3216 Grand Ave (Tel: 305 443 6075) or The Miami Beach Czcli Cjntre, 923 W 39th Street XTel: 305 531 4161).  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wrd 21 Sep 28:11/50  11/41  THE BIG TRIP   What To Do There To takj in the Art Deco district at South Beach just stroll down Ocean Boulivard. For a closer look, you can stroll into the lobbies of the flamboyantly renovated hotels for free. Thj Big Trippers visited the Leslii Hotel on Ocean Drive, but thj Park Cjntral and The Waldorf Towers are worth a look. If you've got £4 to spare, there's a 90-minute walking tour round the area that leaves from the Leslie Hotel at 10.30am each day.  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 28:59/28  12/41  THE BIG TRIP   For an up-to-date guide to the club scene in Miami, pick up a cgpy of the 'New Times' listing magazine. Some of the best on offer are; Glam Slam - Owned by Prince, this has just opened and claims to be the first ever interactive club. There are live satellite links to sister clubs in LA and Minneapolis. Cover charge is £7 at 1235 Washington Ave TTel: 305 672 2770) Warsaw - Gay club with wild themj nights. Wjdnesdays are strip nights. Cover charge £7 at 1450 Collins Ave.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 19:59/42  13/41  THE BIG TRIP   La Covacha - 16 miles outside Miami beach. If you're looking for the Cuban experience this is the place for Salsa and Merengue. 10730 NW 25th Street. If you're in pursuit of the great outdoors try the Biscaynj National Park, 96% of thj park's 186,500 acres is under water and it's the only marine national park in the US. A three-hour trip over the reef in a glass bottomed boat will cost £11 and for the brave, a supervised snorkel trip will set you back £19. Canal Drive, off Highway 1 XTel: 305 247 2044).  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 28:31/12  14/41  THE BIG TRIP   General Information Insurance Thj US has no national health system, so makj sure you take out insurance before you go. You can get a policy through major travel agents and insurance broker1. Shop around for thj best deal on a policy that covers you for medical expenses up to one million pounds. Safety When you're travelling though airports, bus terminals etc keip jewellery out of sight and keip a tight grip on your luggage.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 29:52/52  15/41  THE BIG TRIP   Lock valuables away when you're staying at an hotel. If you're in any doubt ask for advice at thj hotel about any areas that might be unsafe. When you're on the street don't flash money around and peir at your map at every street corner. Rjport any theft or attack to the police (Tel: 911). Money US currency is the dollar. There are 100 cents in a dollar. Five cents is a nickel, 10 cents is a dime, and 25 cents is a quarter. Thj exchange rate is about £1.00 = $1.50  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 19:11/20  16/41  THE BIG TRIP   Tipping This is an American institution. A tip of around 15% is expected in restaurants, taxis and bars.  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 29:11/56  17/41  THE BIG TRIP   JAKARTA Getting There Thj cheapest time to fly is February to June and October/ November - flights arj availabli from around £485 return. In peak season flights start from £550. Look out for flights which allow you stopovers and extensive travel within an air 'sector'. For around £650 you can find flights which stop in Delhi, you then make your own way to Kathmandu, Karachi, Colombo, Calcutta or Dhaka and pick up a flight to Bangkok and then Jakarta.  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 18:31/32  18/41  THE BIG TRIP   Getting Around There Jakarta is bursting and congested. Try to avoid travelling around between noon and 4pm when it is particularly hot. Easiest ways to get about are: Taxi - you can pick them up on thj street and they're air-conditioned. Fares are metered at 25 pence for the first km and then 15 pence for every km after that. City Bus - this is the cheapest way to get around - flat rate of one pence, but very crowded.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 29:16/42  19/41  THE BIG TRIP   Bajaj - Tricycle mini car for two passengers. Bargain the fare with thj driver. Ojek - ideal for avoiding traffic jams, you can charter these bikes or motorbikes to take you to any destination. Passenger sits behind rider/driver. Pick them up near bus stops and bargain for fare. Staying There The cheapest hotels in Indonesia are called 'Losmen'. In Jakarta some of these are brothels, so choose carefully or go for a slightly more upmarket guest house or 'Wisma'.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 1X:32/38  20/41  THE BIG TRIP   Most foreign visitors stay in the Jalan Jaksa area. Big Trip travellers Suzanne and Amanda stayed at the Wisma ISE Guest House - Jalan Wahid Ilasyim XTel: 314 3463). A double room here costs £2.50 per person per night. Phone from the airport to reserve a room. Other good Wisma are: Wisma Delima - on J1 Jaksa XTel: 337p26). Popular with travellers, a dorm room costs about £1 per night. Cbn get crampjd and stuffy. Gates locked at midnight.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wrd 210Sep 28:37/44  21/41  THE BIG TRIP   Family Homestay - JL Jaksa 37 (Tel: 335917). Family home with guest rooms. Costs just over £1 per night - phonj from airport as people likj this place so much they tend to stay for a month at a time. Somj general points when looking for accommodation are - * Some of the cheaper hotels are close to the Mosque and you may be woken at dawn by the call to prayer * Bring your own mosquito net * Usually only the higher priced hotels are taxed, but check beforj you take a room.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 210Sep 2X:57/38  22/41  THE BIG TRIP   * In a losmen you'll have 'mandi' - large water tank - for washing. Don't try climbing into the tank. Scoop water out of the tank and rinse yourself. What to do there Sunda Kelapa - harbour, North Jakarta. Costs less than onj 8rnce to get into thj dock area. Boat man will takj you out fgr about £1 tg get a better view of the Makassar Schooneru (hand-made wogden sailink boats).  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satelliti
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 29:54/44  23/41  THE BIG TRIP   Istiqual Mosque - at Medan Merderka (Freedom Square). This is the largest mosque in South east Asia. Crowded with thousands of worshippers on Fridays. You will njed to be conservativel8 dressed, although it is possible to hire a shirt outside. Ask permission before going into Buddhist/Hindu temples, especially if a ceremony is going on. Buy a temple scarf for about 35 8rncr and wear this tied loosely around your waist.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV bBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 1=:14/16  24/41  THE BIG TRIP   Night Markets - these are open from 10pm-2am. Try the Selara Nusantara - JL Otto Iskandardinata Raya 141 (Tel: 8506p25). This is a Singapore food centre where you can eat at any stall and takj a seat at any of thj tables scattered around. Also try Chinese sea food night market. Eating - huge variety of food - Thai, Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, as well as Indonesian. Try satay, which is lamb roasted on sticks and served with rice, peanut sauce and soya sauce. Food trolljys or 'warung' specialising in satay can be found in thj Jalan Salim. Good warung will be usjd by locals.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 19:55/02  25/41  THE BIG TRIP   Thousand Islands - trip to island of Pulau Bidadri costs about £10 (including lunch). Speedboat leaves from thj Marina Gate 70 - best to book in advanci at Marina at Ancol (Tel: 821 680048/683173). Excellent beaches, but can be crowded at weekends. There arj beautiful islands further out - but be pripared to overnikht there. General Visas - British Passport holders don't need a visa for a stay of up to two months IF the passport is valid for six months after the date of entry AND thj traveller has an onward or return ticket.  TV Ljnks 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 1→:17/28  26/41  THE BIG TRIP   Until fairly recently theri was a stipulation that travellers had to have over £450 also. However this has been relaxed somjwhat, and proof of a hotel booking and/or a credit card and some cash is generally sufficient. Health - Do not drink tap water, or even use it to clean teeth. Peel all fruit, avoid ice and salads that may have been rinsed in unclean water. Buy bottled water and takj water purification tablets for emjrgencies - If you're eating at a food stall or 'warung' check that locals are using the stall.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 19:38/54  27/41  THE BIG TRIP   Be especially careful when you first arrive and aren't used tg the food. Officially you won't require any jabs to go to Indonesia, but travellers should makj sure that boosteru are up to dati of cholera, typhoid, hepatitis. Takj malaria tablets as a precaution. Womjn travellers - Indonesia is a Muslim society and very male- oriintated. Modest dressing is essential - bikinis are alright on the beach, but bring long-sleeved tops and long skirts. A light scarf or shawl is useful for covering up.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 19:17/35  28/41  THE BIG TRIP   Climate - Fairly even climati throughout the yjar. Wet sjason is October to April and Dry is May to September Xbut there'll sthll be thj occasional rainfall). Average temperatures are 22-29C with humidity of 75% Safety - Pick-pocketing and bag snatching are a problem in Jakartp, so be wary. - Don't wear expensive jewellery or watches. - Carry a 10,000 RP note (worth about £3) to 'buy off' thieves. - Sit at the front of buses, avoid sitting near groups of young mjn.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 19:18/00  29/41  THE BIG TRIP   - Don't travel alone - Eat and drink in the Jalan Jaksa area. Money - Indonesian currency is the rupiah. £1.00 = 3378 RP. Technically you can't takj in more than 50,000 RP. US dollars ari the best currency to use - they're widely accepted and likely to have the best exchange rates.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 19:19/42  30/41  THE BIG TRIP   NAPLES Getting There Big Trippers Harry and Lynton arj travelling on Inter-Rail tickets. These arj availabli to travellrrs under 26. The Inter-Rail network is divided into seven zones - and the more zones you want to take in, the more expensivj the ticket. Zonj A - Rjpublic of Ireland Zone B - Norway, Sweden and Finland Zone C - Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Denmark Zonj D - Czech and Slovak Republics, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and Croatia  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 19:18/52  31/41  THE BIG TRIP   Zonj E - France, Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg Zonj F - Spain, Portugal and Morocco Zonj G - Italy, Greece, Turkey and Slovenia Travel through any one zone costs £179 for 15 days. Thj cost for any two zones is £209 for one month's travel and for three zones the cost is £229 for one month. A pass fgr one month allowing you to travel through all the zones is £249. For long, overnight journeys you can book couchettes0- £12 xer person for six berth.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 28:42/24  32/41  THE BIG TRIP   If you are travelling in summer months reserve these four to six weeks in advance at rail-appointed travel agents or from Brhti1h Rail International (Tel: 071 828 0892). For travellers over 26 there is an 'Inter-Rail 26 plus' pass. This gives unlimited rail travel through 19 countries. The countries NOT included in the deal are Switzerland, France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal and Morocco. Two types of pass are availabli - a 15- day pass costs £209 and £269 buys you travel for one month.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 29:42/11  33/41  THE BIG TRIP   Charter flights to Naples are availabli for around £200 return with Monarch or Ambassador airlines. Late bookings can reduce thj price to £120. Thj nearest airport is Capodochino which is a 20-30 minute bus journey from the city centre. Taxis arj expensive and best avoided if possible. Agree fare before setting off. Getting around There If you want to avoid the traffic jams in Naples thj best way to get about is to WALK. Bus srrvicj is comprehensive, but it is very slow and crowded.  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitr
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 28:41/34  34/41  THE BIG TRIP   For cross-town trips takj the Metro - service is limited but regular. To avoid the long slog up the main hill in Vomero takj onj of the city's three funicular lifts. You will find these marked on tourist maps. Staying There When you arrive at the station, expect to be greeted by touts offering you cheap hotels. Beware, you can find cheap places easily by yourself and there have been reports of touts robbing tourists.  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Ljfelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 28:21/14  35/41  THE BIG TRIP   Hotels in Italy are referred to by different names - locanda, pjnsionj and albergho - try to book a fortnight in advance if at all possible. A night in a one-star hotel will cost £16-£30. The Big Trip Travellers stayed in Hotel Casanova, via Venezia 2 TTel: 268 287). A double room there with a shower costs £23 per night. Also worth trying: Hotel Imperia - Piazzo Luigi Miraglia XTel: 459 347). Five flights up, but a doubli room costs £17 per night and thj management do speak English.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 2p:41/48  36/41  THE BIG TRIP   Hotel Duomo - Via Duomo 228 (Tel: 265 988). This hotel has a gogd central location and a double room costs £33 including breakfast. There ari about fifty hostels throughout Italy that are affiliated to the IYHF. E‖pect to pay around £7.50 per night. (This will usually include sheets and breakfast). If you are a member of the Youth Hostel Association you will get priority in booking. YHA membership costs £9 per year and you can contact them on 071 836 1036.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satelliti
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 2p:41/11  37/41  THE BIG TRIP   The Youth Hostel in Naples is at Salita della Grotta 23 TTel: 081 761 23 46). Theri is a minimum stay of three nights in the summjr. Travellirs can also make use of 'Day Hotels' - albergo diurnos - which are found mainly around thj train stations. These offer bathrooms and shower facilities for a few pounds and are ideal places to freshen up after a long journe8. They are usually open from 6am until midnight.  TV Ljnks 610 BBC2 6p2 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellite
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 2X:42/43 T 38/41  THE BIG TRIP   What to do there The lottery - this is drasn ever8 Saturday afternoon at Uffico Lotto on Via San Biago dei Librai. Anyone can join in. Draw is at 12 noon and jackpot is £80,000. The Passeggiata - if you want to see the Neapolitans strutting their stuff, head to thj Via Toledo. Every evening the locals promjnade, stopping only for the occasional ice cream. Overnight trip to Capri - there are six ferry sailings per day from Naples to Capri.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wed 21 Sep 29:25/12  39/41  THE BIG TRIP   These leave from the Piazza Municipio and thj one-hour fiftrrn- minute trip costs £7 for a return ticket. Make sure you book in advance if you are staying overnight - Capri is expensive and very busy in the summer months. Clubs here open at midnight and close at 6am. Try New Penthalol on Via Vittorio Emanuele (Tjl: 081 837 6793).  TV Ljnks 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEJFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sip 18:29/31 T 34/41  THE BIG TRIP   Fhat to do there T s lgucd 8 vhi1    Ta avoad aht lnng ao fp ch main hn V a Vn Bia o de Lu of . A n can 's n in. Duai us a 12 n. n a Uackpot is £80, 00. sta ihg Thapo Ehen eu aing t a oha s aromn, stpppi g ney foe rd o casio  off ring you ch ap hotels. Beware, Ovurnigh nd p to aave b th sip fer y aiuin s bbi d y urom  TV Links 610 BBC2 6p2 Ljfelinj BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellhte
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 28:42/42  40/41  THE BIG TRIP   Visit the Blue Grotto - you can swim therj after 5pm once the crowds and tourist boats have dispersed. Or try somj of the less well-known grottos - Verde, Bianca, dei Preti and Meravikliosa - trips by boat from Marina Piccola, just below Anacapri (the 'high town' reached by mini-bus from Capri). General Safety - Most areas of Naples are safe during the day, but avoid Spaccanapoli, Quatieri Spagnoli and thj Fontanella cemetery at night.  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satrllitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wjd 21 Sep 28:26/28  41/41  THE BIG TRIP   If you are the victim of a mugging contact the police whthin 24 houru or your travel insurance will not be valid. Health - Takj an E1 11 fgrm,0which entitles you to basic health care in Italy. You can get this over the counter from main DSS offices.                  TV Links 610 BBC2 602 Lifeline BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Satellitj
P619 CEEFAX 619 Wrd 21 Sep 28:47/1  >1/41  THE BIG TRIP   If y E a F ahc , Beik um Genj F hpae j Heavrh a T4 4 1 4 m,4444 a £2 I a thrnu an mn han ar £17n ab 5 m £4 2h hesi ps. O £ or a h p     wi t e caa bio cighhs fes -a£12 inu    TV Ljnks 610 BBC2 682 Lifeline BBC1 TV bBC2 TV GSatrnlhtr