Travelling Tips

Travelling is fun! But with this form of fun comes some set of responsibilities to take along: Packing, transportation and all other sorts of itineraries. Here are few things to keep in mind to make the travelling experience hassle-free.

·    Clothes

     Packing clothes is the basic thing we all do before traveling. For some, it’s an exciting thing to do while it is tedious for others! Here are few packing tips for both the group.

1.       Avoid over-packing: You know that you didn’t wear all the clothes you packed while travelling the last time.

2.        Instead of folding your clothes, try ROLLING it. It saves a lot of space in your bag. And also it makes your dresses wrinkle-free

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                  3.       Backpack can turn out to be easier while travelling rather than dragging a rectangular-                          squared-suitcase. You can disagree but think of it once!

4.       It is better if you carry a handbag to put in the essentials.

5.       If you are travelling by air, you can put on the bulky dress (like jeans and heavy jackets) to make spaces for other clothing in the baggage.

•      Documents

Carry all the necessary documents needed at several points of the trip. It is preferable that you place these papers in the handbag so that you have easy access to them. These documents are but not limited to:

1.       Tickets

2.       Passports

3.       Driving License

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• Electronics

The world is digital! And this is not new news. We can’t imagine travelling without making use of our digital gadgets! So, it’s better to be uploaded with the necessary electronics

1.       A mobile phone and its charger (a sim-card of destination if it’s possible)

2.       A power bank (if you are not confident about the battery life of your mobile)

3.       A digital camera and its charger

4.       Memory card with sufficient storage (you never know how many photos you are going to click!)

5.       A Multi-plug (so that you don’t have to quarrel for an electric socket)

 

• Money

Be sure about how you are going to access the money in your home bank when you are in the destination country. It is advised to carry some amount with you for emergency cases. Do have a talk with your bank about this.

• Medicines

Its midnight and you suddenly get a headache. Or you cut yourself in the middle of the journey. The transportation unit should have a first aid kit but most of them don’t. So, be self-equipped. Carry medicines for headaches, minor cuts, cough and cold. Do I need to mention that you should double check your daily medicines?

                                               HAPPY TRAVELLING !!

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