Think you know a lot about how to travel? Have you made a plan for personal travels? Even if you do, are you looking to make it better? How do you plan to deal with emergencies and unexpected events? If you find yourself unsure of the answers to these questions, keep reading.
If you're staying in a hotel, especially in a less developed country, and you're worried about someone possibly coming into your room in the night, bring a doorstop with you. These handy little wooden or rubber wedges are usually used to hold doors open but they can just as easily be used to hold doors closed.
If you plan on going on a road trip, you should look at maps ahead of time and choose the best road. Make sure you have enough money for gas and food. You can choose ahead of time where you are going to stop so that you do not waste time looking for a gas station.
When traveling by air, conceal a store of emergency money in your carry-on luggage. This stash will be useful if you run into a worst-case scenario, like a mugging or pick-pocketing. Make your stash as large as you feel comfortable with, but remember you may need it to purchase food, transportation or even an overnight room.
If you're going on a cruise, you should arrive a day in advance. This will stop those close calls of getting stuck in traffic or having your flight delayed and causing you to miss your trip. The stress of almost missing the ship is not how you want to start your trip.
If you're flying to your destination, be careful when you recline the seat. It's always advisable to check with the person behind you before you recline you seat. If you don't, you're liable to break a laptop screen, spill someones drink, or just bang their legs into your seat. Better safe than sorry!
Fanny packs are back! These trademarks of the 80's had their day in the sun and then were quickly shunned. As a lot of things do, these have now come back into style. They are perfect for travel as you can keep a lot of important things at your finger tips including ID, passport, money, and even snacks.
To avoid paying high airport prices for snacks and food, make sure to pack your own bag of treats before you leave home. Pretzels, crackers, trail mix and dried fruit, are all great airplane snack ideas. If you bring your own, you won't have to pay an arm and a leg for snacks at the airport or on board the plane.
Do you now know more about what to do when traveling? Have you made a plan, or improved a plan that you already had in place? Are you now able to add things that suit you as well as your budget? Are you more prepared now for unexpected emergencies? With these tips, you should have everything you need to succeed.
If you're staying in a hotel, especially in a less developed country, and you're worried about someone possibly coming into your room in the night, bring a doorstop with you. These handy little wooden or rubber wedges are usually used to hold doors open but they can just as easily be used to hold doors closed.
If you plan on going on a road trip, you should look at maps ahead of time and choose the best road. Make sure you have enough money for gas and food. You can choose ahead of time where you are going to stop so that you do not waste time looking for a gas station.
When traveling by air, conceal a store of emergency money in your carry-on luggage. This stash will be useful if you run into a worst-case scenario, like a mugging or pick-pocketing. Make your stash as large as you feel comfortable with, but remember you may need it to purchase food, transportation or even an overnight room.
If you're going on a cruise, you should arrive a day in advance. This will stop those close calls of getting stuck in traffic or having your flight delayed and causing you to miss your trip. The stress of almost missing the ship is not how you want to start your trip.
If you're flying to your destination, be careful when you recline the seat. It's always advisable to check with the person behind you before you recline you seat. If you don't, you're liable to break a laptop screen, spill someones drink, or just bang their legs into your seat. Better safe than sorry!
Fanny packs are back! These trademarks of the 80's had their day in the sun and then were quickly shunned. As a lot of things do, these have now come back into style. They are perfect for travel as you can keep a lot of important things at your finger tips including ID, passport, money, and even snacks.
To avoid paying high airport prices for snacks and food, make sure to pack your own bag of treats before you leave home. Pretzels, crackers, trail mix and dried fruit, are all great airplane snack ideas. If you bring your own, you won't have to pay an arm and a leg for snacks at the airport or on board the plane.
Do you now know more about what to do when traveling? Have you made a plan, or improved a plan that you already had in place? Are you now able to add things that suit you as well as your budget? Are you more prepared now for unexpected emergencies? With these tips, you should have everything you need to succeed.