Luggage Packing Tips for The Road Warrior

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Getting annoyed or wary about bags to be packed for the next trip need not be a required part of your every holiday. Though it might seem tedious, following particular tips in packing can make the errand quick, easy, and efficient!

For a simpler packing experience, remember:

1. Lists, lists, lists: All destinations require numerous things to be packed. Once the destination is fixed, make a list of things you and the family will require. You might want to make separate list for each family member to prevent missing anything crucial.

Lists expedite packing and help you fill up bags claims in the occurence of lost luggage! But, beware of too numerous lists. They could confuse you and make life difficult. Also, keep the final list in your hand bags or wallet where you can refer to it in case you need it.

2. luggage type: Looks as if it's like a silly discussion but could make a considerable impact on your holiday! Consider packing fragile crystal in soft-sided luggage, not a great idea, is it? If the trip is going to be a long and tiring one, perhaps a hard-sided luggage will be a better companion. Choose according to requirements not only on fashion dictates! When obtaining bags for a trip, look for in-built characteristics like:

a. hanger rods

b. Reverse-fold designs

c. Packing fixtures

d. extra pockets

e. Wetpacks

f. Retractable wheels

g. locks that do not dangle too much

f. Size that allows the bags to be carried for its intended use. For instance, if it is a handbag then it should fit the flight overhead bags location.

3. The business of packing: the quickest steps to packing are:

a. Clear a flat area for packing and open your packing cases on it, one at a time.

b. Stack all the material to be packed next to the bag. Make separate stacks for separate bags.

c. Place heavy objects like shoes, toiletries, and hair dryers at the bottom of the case. You can call up the hotel you are staying over at to confirm if they provide things like hairdryers and avoid tugging too much.

d. Next, use wrinkle-free clothing like jeans and lingerie to cushion heavy items.

e. Now, start with the heavy clothing-suits and dresses. Keep the shoulders of the suits straight, next to the hinge of the bag. Fold clothes over each other to avoid creasing and wrinkling.

Fold all clothes on their natural creases to minimize the space they take. (Note: check with the hotel if they provide laundry service, if they do you can reduce the number of things you have to carry.)

4. Packing the hand bags: It is imperative that you are equally or more cautious about what you carry on your person.

A checklist is listed below:

a. your PASSPORT and TICKETS.

b. Wallet and ID like drivers license or other identification.

c. Insurance papers.

d. Travelers checks, funds, and any other valuables.

e. Itinerary with confirmation numbers and required phone numbers.

f. Your medication.

g. Film rolls that you can request to be hand checked to avoid damaging them with x-rays! Its best practice to get the rolls developed wherever you are before traveling, even though it might be more costly to do so but at least you are assured that they are not getting spoilt!

Lastly, travel light. Coordinate outfits to avoid tugging too many clothes. Dont be too flashy so that you dont draw too much attention to yourself and your bags. Mark your luggage well to avoid it being mixed up and to recognize it fast on luggage conveyors.

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