25/05/2025
When clients ask, "Do I need to worry about earthquakes?"—the answer isn’t fear-mongering, but informed preparedness. Not every tremor is catastrophic, but ignoring seismic risks in popular destinations (e.g., Japan, Bali, California) is a gamble.
Prioritize this:
Risk Awareness – Some regions are active zones; clients should research local seismic history (e.g., frequency, intensity).
Emergency Protocols – Knowing drop/cover/hold on, evacuation routes, and local alerts can save lives.
Travel Insurance – Policies covering natural disasters are non-negotiable for high-risk areas.
Communication Plans – How will they contact family if networks fail?
Preempt Concerns:
"It’s rare" isn’t reassurance—"Here’s how to stay safe" is. Arm clients with facts, not fear, and they’ll trust your expertise long-term.
Bottom Line: Earthquakes shouldn’t deter travel, but unpreparedness should.
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