Parents of NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) visiting their children abroad may face specific challenges while traveling. Here are some guidelines to make the travel experience smoother for parents of NRIs:

1. Passports and visas: Make sure passports and visas, if necessary, are up-to-date and valid for the duration of the trip.
2. Travel insurance: Consider purchasing comprehensive travel insurance, including coverage for medical expenses and emergency evacuation.
3. Health considerations: Discuss any health concerns with a doctor before traveling and bring along any necessary medications and medical documents.
4. Comfort in unfamiliar surroundings: Prepare for the challenges of being in an unfamiliar environment, such as adapting to different time zones, food, and cultural differences.
5. Familiarize with destination: Research the destination and its culture to prepare for the trip and understand local customs and practices.
6. Communication: Ensure there is a way to communicate easily with the NRI and any local contacts.
7. Assistance with transportation: Arrange for assistance with transportation, such as airport pick-up and drop-off, to make the travel experience easier.
8. Accommodation: Choose accommodations that cater to the needs of elderly travelers, such as rooms with easy-to-use facilities and comfortable bedding.

It’s important to plan ahead and take necessary precautions to ensure a safe and comfortable trip for parents of NRIs visiting their children abroad.