If the Wyatt family fight the Shield, who will the crowd cheer for and who will be likely to be face?
Having visited Quito two years ago, we agree that it is relatively safe and clean compared to many other cities in South America. However, it is always a good idea to carry your money in a concealed pouch or deep pocket rather than carrying a purse or fanny pack. Also a good idea to travel in pairs and stay in well lit areas at night. Lastly, perhaps skip cabs in the evening and stay close to where you are staying (perhaps your hotel or host can offer a recommendation of where to stay). In other words, when traveling in Quito or any city, use common sense, be respectful of the local culture and stay alert.
For the best answers, search on this site
i agree with sabri and jack Safety in Ecuador Ecuador is considered one of the safer countries in the Andean Region, however, it is always a good idea to be cautious during your visit. Ecuador's urban centers, especially Quito and Guayaquil, are generally more dangerous than the countryside. The best way to prevent crime is using your common sense and reduce the likelihood of being a crime victim by following a few basic precautions: TOP Safety in the City* Travel with trustworthy companions.* Find out where the unsafe sectors are and avoid them. Find out which are the best hours to visit tourist sites.* Keep all important documents in a secure place, such as an inner pocket or a pouch that is hidden under a layer of clothing.* Make copies of your important documents, such as passport, travel ticket and card numbers. Leave originals in a safe box in your hotel. Keep always a copy of your passport with you.* Carry travelers checks and credit cards instead of large sums of cash.* Walk confidently with your head up. Never stare at the ground, it makes you look nervous and weak.* When you feel unsafe listen to your instincts. If you get that feeling grab a taxi or go into a place with lots of people.* Be wary of people who are too friendly too quickly, or that offer to show you around. Use your judgement.* Don't wear expensive jewelry or wristwatches. They make you a target.* Your cameras are also valuable, take them inside your bag or keep them out of sight.* Keep an eye on your carry shoulder-bags and purses. Take them in front of you in crowded places.* Keep all bags and other valuables where you can see them in restaurants, ground terminals, and other public places.* Change your currency in a bank or in your hotel. Don’t do it in the street* If you rent a car, park it in parking lots, don’t leave valuable objects in the car.* Don’t take hitchhikers.
