Mailbox stores will provide you with a street address, and in the event that your luggage is lost, it will be returned to your mailbox store address. Also use covered luggage tags.

Travel Safety Tip #2: Carry important papers and documents such as hotel reservation receipts, contact numbers etc on your person at all times. Do NOT check anything that you can’t afford to lose. Also make photocopies of all of your travel documents. Keep the original with you. Put one set in your luggage and leave one set with a friend or family member.
Travel Safety Tip #3: Make certain that your prescription medications have been properly filled and labeled. Remember that certain prescription medications are forbidden in Dubai, so check for restrictions before you travel. Keep your prescriptions with you at all times.

Travel Safety Tip #4: Do not wear clothing or jewelry that tells others that projects wealth or affluence. Do not wear expensive jewelry or watches. It’s really best to leave jewelry at home or in a safety deposit box. Dubai is a very safe place to travel. The crime rate is next to nothing. But you should not take a chance.
Travel Safety Tip #5: Never travel to Dubai during Ramadan period (fasting season of the Muslims). There are many restrictions during this period including when to consume food. These are legal requirements and you can get in trouble if you don’t follow the rules. This is not a good time to travel.

The trick is to look at the situation from the child’s point of view. The ideal situation is to begin travelling by air with children at the earliest age possible. When children are comfortable in a situation and understand what is going to happen, they are much less fearful.

Children are more comfortable with familiar people and places. Fear of the unknown agitates adults and agitates children even more. If you are about to travel by air with a child who has never travelled by air before, take the time to take him to the airport at least once — and more would be better — so that the airport is a place that he has been before where nothing bad happened.

Prepare the child for his first flight by telling him or reading him stories about flying, especially interesting things about air travel. That will increase child’s curiosity of flying and make them eagerly waiting for the flight. Check with your local library to find age-appropriate materials. There are literally hundreds of books about travel and air travel for children of all ages. You can also find CDs and DVDs on the same subjects.

When did you last had a quality time with your children? Most children value the undivided attention of the adults in their worlds above all other things. Use the flight time to talk to and listen to the child. Just your attention can make a child see air travel as a very good thing.

Keep your expectations within the realm of reality. You are not going to work or snooze while the child sits quietly in his seat and remains perfectly quiet. It isn’t going to happen, so don’t expect it to happen.

Go prepared to entertain the child for the duration of the flight. The bad thing is that children are easily bored, but the good thing is that children are also easily distracted. Pack age-appropriate games and other items that will provide entertainment.
You may also consider buying safety air travel equipment for children. There are many items available in the market ranging from safety belt to safety seats.