I like to lay out everything I am packing on my bed & take digital photos, which I keep in my phone as well as email to myself. Then I type the itemized list & print out 2 copies; one I keep with my travel documents in my purse & the other in my suitcase. If either of those go MIA then I always have a copy in my computer. The list speeds the process of notifying the airline and insurance company if your suitcase gets lost or stolen. Don’t forget to make a list of your medications including name of meds, purpose, doctor’s name and contact information, and prescription number. When packing to go home check everything off as you pack it so nothing gets left behind.
Travel is more than a trip to some delightful place. Travel forms us, teaches us, tests us. This blog explores everything from travel tips, deals, and experiences. My life revolves around travel as a travel host for a wholesale travel club as well as an independent sales rep for the club & as a certified employee vacation benefits specialist for companies.
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
PACKING
Monday, February 21, 2011
DON'T LEAVE THE HOTEL WITHOUT IT
When you check in to your hotel make sure everyone in your party has a hotel business card to keep on their person whenever leaving the hotel. If the hotel does not have a business card ask if they have a postcard, matchbook, pen or other item with their address and phone number. This is even more important when traveling in foreign countries with an unfamiliar alphabet. If you get lost or turned around just show it to a taxi driver for no misunderstandings and a quick return to the hotel.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Before You Travel
Scan your driver’s license, passport, your travel documents & only the credit cards you are taking (never take more than 2 credit cards) & email them to yourself so if any become lost or stolen you can easily access them at an Internet CafĂ©. Not a bad idea to copy these to someone close to you that is not traveling with you.
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