Some Tips

Here some tips  ..before leaving your trip,try to obtain advance information to the sketch of the airport when you arrive.It will be possible to have a vague idea of where you should go and where the taxis are located.

Arriving

Each time you arrive in a country, whether by boat, plane or what you are vulnerable. You have all your cash, cards, documents and other valuable thing on your right at this moment. It's even worse if you've never been there before and look like you have not, there are always people who are willing to "help." All precautions will you take to avoid any potential problems. After all, you do not want someone to "help" themselves to your property when you first arrive. Here are some tips that should help.
Before leaving for your trip, try to obtain advance information to the sketch of the airport when you arrive. It will be possible to have a vague idea of where you should go and where the taxis are located etc.
Whenever possible, especially in some countries, we recommend you either take the limo to the airport, a hotel or pick up.
Never take a taxi that seems just to hang out, offering his services when there is a queue of taxis available.
Try to keep your wallet and valuables safely secured in a purse or in your hand luggage.
Changing money in the local currency before you leave. This gives you one less thing to worry about, and prevent you from leaving a large amount of money upon arrival at the airport.
Keep a small amount of local currency that is easily accessible in a pocket or something, and away from the majority of your money is well deserved. You'll need enough for the ride to town, a tip (maybe) and a little for unforeseen needs such as toll roads or a water bottle.
If you could not find anything on the airport you visit, then ask an airline employee, or the government tourism booth (if they have one at the airport) for help or advice on the best way to travel.
Most countries are very strong, but in others it is really advisable to take as many precautions as possible. Whatever, the important thing is that you have a good holiday.