CHARLOTTE, NC : Everyone likes lists. One of the most popular is the quality, practical travel tips to navigate the traps of discovery of the world. Not all boards meet the needs of all travelers, but the ones that work best are intelligent and can be used with the least amount of inconvenience.
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Many applications for wet wipes:
Some small packs of individual antibacterial wipes can be invaluable. They are convenient if you do not have running water or you want to clean small cups. In addition, wipes with alcohol soothe the itch when rubbed with insect bites.
A recent visit to Target's travel facilities resulted in individual use of "shower towels". These larger towels are perfect for cleaning after a flight or a day's travel and for quick cleaning before dinner.
Pack your hand luggage strategically:
Sometimes it can not be ruled out that you can drop off your luggage, and on international flights, registering your luggage will save you additional trouble. Airlines are becoming stricter in terms of size and weight of hand luggage. When packing, pack everything you need in a plastic bag and put it in the front pocket of your handbag. When you arrive at the door and need to check your bag, you can simply remove the small plastic bag and carton.
Luggage stickers are excellent lint remover:
If your lint brush is packaged or does not have an account, just remove the mess created by their old labels luggage and use the gummy side to remove lint from your clothes.
Prepare Hotel Gifts:
As soon as these small bottles that you bring from the hotel are empty, fill them with your favorite shampoo brand.
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Shower gel and instead of buying containers in the size of the trip to the pharmacy. Combine it with your other small items in a medium sized Ziploc bag and you're ready to go. Clear plastic also allows you to find things quickly and easily.
Pack the laundry in the laundry bags of the hotel:
Hotels that offer dry cleaning or laundry services often provide customers with plastic bags for dirty laundry so they can transport their clothes home. Just fill the bag, put it on the bed and sit on it. The weight of your body pushes the air out of the bag and you can tie it with the string.
You can also pack your clothes, especially underwear and socks, in zippered pockets. The smooth bags are easier to store and are ideal for storing dirty laundry (with one of these dry wipes).
Speaking of underwear
This might work better for women, but take off your old underwear for daily use and get rid of the end of the day. Let yourself be seduced on your return by the new and fresh underwear. And you do not have to travel with dirty sales.
Wear your shoes to ensure airport security faster:
To speed up the X-ray process, empty the contents of your bags in your shoes and place them on the treadmill. At the other end, you can just grab your shoes and move to a less crowded room, putting everything back and putting your shoes on.
Save the scent ads for your next cruise:
These stinking magazines can be boring at home, but at sea they can actually be useful. They use them to cool the air in the bathroom in their cabin or in a closet or dresser. In these corners and columns you can also wrap some drying sheets. A favorite use of this traveler: Place a new lavender dryer sheet in the pillowcase of the hotel
Magazine perfume advertising is a great way to add a fresh scent to your clothes.
Keep your old prescription glasses:
Every time you buy new glasses, you return the age in your luggage and a low-cost repair kit from the pharmacy. If something happens during your absence, you may be able to do repairs yourself.
If you're out of hope, you'll have at least a few reinforcements to do the rest of the trip.
Use Freebie Keychains:
Take the seemingly useless key chains that serve as promotional items and tie them to the ends of your luggage zipper. This trip makes it easier to work with the zippers and helps to identify your luggage in the airport carousels.
Keep your passport up to date:
This seems like a logical explanation, but many people do not know that if your passport has expired in less than six months, you may be denied access in another country. Always make sure that your passport is valid for more than six months from the date of return of your trip. This can save you more headaches than a bottle of aspirin.
Protection against fraud:
If one or more credit cards are lost or stolen, immediately call the three national credit reporting and fraud scoring line number for Social Security to place a fraud alert on your behalf.
The warning means any company that has checked your credit checks your information has been stolen and is supposed to contact you by phone to approve new credit.
Here are the contact numbers:
Equifax - 1 800 525 6285
Experian - 1 888 397 3742
Trans Union - 1-800-680-7289
Fraud Line of the Social Security Administration - 1 800 269 0271
Travel without problems is hard work. The simpler the process, the better your experience will be.
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Bob Taylor is a seasoned writer who has traveled the world. Taylor is a Producer / Reporter / Award Television wins writing to all over the world to write international events, personalities and cultures.
He is the founder of the Magellan Travel Club ( www.MagellanTravelClub.com ).
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