
I’m about to embark on my most epic holiday. So I’m quite excited to pack my things.
This time I’ll be travelling for almost 3 weeks, means I have more clothing’s to pack and I’ll be moving from 1 location to another location by train+air bus.
The trouble mostly occur when changing location, as each flight and trains that I’m taking have set a different baggage policies, so I need to ensure that my luggage would not exceed my baggage limit. Hence, it becomes a major operation for me.
Some people say, packing should be quick and easy. Unfortunately, a well-organized packing is not that simple but with the right planning can save you from stress and enjoy your trip even more.
I have list down a few packing tips to streamline your packing and prevent some troubles on your upcoming trip.
- Pack your things according to your baggage allowance. If possible, consider to purchase light luggage.
- Pack ahead, start your packing process days or even weeks ahead of your departure date to ensure that you won’t miss anything to bring.
- Roll Everything, this will give you more space rather than folding it. This will work for soft fabric and denim which less likely to wrinkle.
- Pack more tops than bottoms.
- Pack a pair of jeans that you can reuse.
- Choose the garments that can be mixed and matched. I always choose a neutral colors garments like brown, grey, black or white whenever I travel. These colors are easy to match with, so we don’t need to pack more.
- Bring layers rather and leave bulky sweaters. Choose the thin cardigans or jacket that you can restyle instead.
- Keep a few and very light nighties for sleeping as you still can re-use it for few days.
- When packing a pair of shoes, choose the flat one or which can go along with any of your clothes. You might need to consider a sneakers which also a statement pieces on and off the street.
- Leave your hair dryer at home and use the one at the hotel. We can actually call ahead (or check online) to confirm whether there’ll be a hairdryer in the room. If they don’t provide one, get yourself a foldable travel-size hair dryer.
- Get a small travel size bottles to decrease toiletry weight for your shampoo, conditioner, toner etc. You won’t need a full-size bottle for a trip.
If possible, you can skip shampoo and conditioner and use the one provided by your accommodation. - If you can manage, leave your laptop at home and use a tablet instead.
- Wear your heavier pieces when taking flight. This will give your luggage bag more space and lesser weight.
- Fill in your shoes, with your underwear, socks, toiletry items and electronics items to organize and compress.
- Weigh your bag before you fly to ensure you don’t get into trouble at the check in counter.
Hopefully, this was helpful and have given you a few ideas to save you from over packing and prevent some troubles on your upcoming trip.
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Much love and thanks for reading!
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Lovely to meet you. Have a wonderful holiday.
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Glad to meet you here too! Thank you! 😍
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Reblogged this on Rin Sassy.
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I´m will travel from Malta to Malaysia/Borneo this afternoon and be away for five weeks. Thanks for your packing tips. Started to pack yesterday and hope everything is in order. It´s a loooong journey 😀
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Great!! Have a safe journey and enjoy your trip!!
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Thanks!!!
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The factor i like about your blog is that you always post direct for the point information.~.”,-
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Third: Bring sleep mask & ear plugs. These can come in handy on a plane, train or in your room.
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Second : take kitchen sandwich bags it can be used to hold your accessories, vacuum pack bags can be space savers, and trash bags have multiple uses like laundry bag & shoe covers 🙂
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Skip airport snacks & take your own. Save a bit of money and keep your hunger at bay in case you have a delayed flight. 🙂
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Thank you for the input! Appreciate it! 😍
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