A small day pack can come in handy for when you want to take a walk around town or hiking some nature trails. You can carry your snacks, water, camera...
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When packing, don't think about "what if?" Bring only the items you know you'll need and use regularly. There is no sense in packing an umbrella in case it rains....
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Always check to see what the weather forecast is like for your destination before you travel. You might be expecting seasonably dry, sunny days but there might be a storm...
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Don't wait until the last minute to figure out what you are taking on your trip. That is a sure way to forget to pack something important. Start making a...
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Consider whether there are activities within walking distance from where you're staying before booking a rental car. You'll save gas, money, and walking around your destination is a healthful alternative...
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Don't underestimate the value of traveling with snacks. Things happen, airport delays, car problems, limited or no dining venues in airports or roadside. Keep granola bars, trail mix and other...
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If you are a female traveling alone, try a Bed & Breakfast Inn instead of a hotel. You are likely to be much safer, and the ambiance of a B & B...
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If you are traveling by plane, don't wear your shorts and flip flops. Airplanes can be very cold. Dress in layers, so you can strip down if it's warm or...
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Pack your shoes in reusable grocery bags. This will keep any residual dust or debris (particularly from tennis shoes) off of clothes. They also make for a great dirty clothes...
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Pack a reusable grocery bag in the event that you leave with more than you brought. You'll likely pick up souvenirs and interesting knickknacks during your trip; this way you'll...
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