When you pack a suitcase, wrap your shoes in a shower cap – This will prevent the soles from touching your clean clothes.
Call your credit or debit card company before traveling internationally so that you’re authorized for vacation purchases – The last thing you want is to be reported for suspicious activity and not have access to your money.
Store your loose cables/chargers in an old sunglasses case to keep everything in one place.
When packing your suitcase, roll your clothes to save space and avoid wrinkles.
Call your credit or debit card company before traveling internationally so that you’re authorized for vacation purchases – The last thing you want is to be reported for suspicious activity and not have access to your money.
Store your loose cables/chargers in an old sunglasses case to keep everything in one place.
When packing your suitcase, roll your clothes to save space and avoid wrinkles.
TO safely "iron" your clothes in a hurry buy a spray bottle from the dollar store. -- Pack it in your suitcase. WHen clothes are wrinkled, give them a quick spritz and SHAKE out. Hang to dry. Viola! Wrinkles removed. Empty the bottle for travel home.
To use Google Maps offline, type “ok maps” and the current area on your phone will save for later – It’s good for important places you want to visit or need to go to when out of town so you have the info available in case you lose service.
If you’re heading to a theme park or the beach, put your phone in a plastic bag to prevent it from getting wet – A ruined phone is bad enough. A ruined phone on vacation in a different city/state/country is even worse.
Scan your passport, ID, and itinerary and email it to yourself so you have a digital copy in the event of loss or theft. This is a good idea to do with your credit cards too (front and back)
To prevent bottles from leaking in your luggage, place plastic wrap over the container and then seal it with the cap.
Bring an empty water bottle to the airport and refill it after you pass security – That way you can drink H2O without having to spend $4+.
If you forget the wall plug-in for your phone charger, check the back of your hotel TV. There’s usually a USB port.
To use Google Maps offline, type “ok maps” and the current area on your phone will save for later – It’s good for important places you want to visit or need to go to when out of town so you have the info available in case you lose service.
If you’re heading to a theme park or the beach, put your phone in a plastic bag to prevent it from getting wet – A ruined phone is bad enough. A ruined phone on vacation in a different city/state/country is even worse.
Scan your passport, ID, and itinerary and email it to yourself so you have a digital copy in the event of loss or theft. This is a good idea to do with your credit cards too (front and back)
To prevent bottles from leaking in your luggage, place plastic wrap over the container and then seal it with the cap.
Bring an empty water bottle to the airport and refill it after you pass security – That way you can drink H2O without having to spend $4+.
If you forget the wall plug-in for your phone charger, check the back of your hotel TV. There’s usually a USB port.
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