Whether you’re about to take a Summer’s Almost Over! Week
long get away or have an overnight business trip, we have some tips to make
the most of trip.
It’s real
easy to forget your toothbrush or the dress you are supposed to wear to the
wedding when you land. Checklists are the perfect way to make sure that you
bring along everything you know you need and a few of the things you may forget
you need. You can start making your checklist weeks in advance or use a
pre-made list. Her Packing List blog has great checklists for
vacations and locations around the world.
Pack Light
Once you
have your checklist packing should be a breeze. Try to pack one suitcase or
carryon bag. With baggage fees and the number of lost bags on the rise this
will help ease stress while traveling. Chances are you won’t use your entire 4
ounces of shampoo or 16oz body wash, so cruise the travel friendly section in
your local drug store for your favorite toiletries or containers to transfer
them to. Many of your favorite brands may also have travel kits premade. Rx forBrown Skin’s Travel Sets make it easy for you to continue your beauty regimen
even while away from home.
Maximize your smart phone
Regardless
if you have an iphone or Droid these compact multi-tasking creations can be a
lifesaver when traveling. Besides the obvious of being able to make calls,
downloading apps can help you do everything from breeze through security at the
airport to capturing all your memories during your trip to making dinner
reservations and finding the shortest route to the beach. PCMag.com recently
published some of the best travel apps.
Don’t
neglect your health
Traveling can really be hard on your
body. Make sure you stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Invest in a
filter bottle to make sure you are getting enough water. Bottles made by
companies like Bobble make it easy to
travel light and get your daily water intake even while away from daily conveniences.
In addition you should take small breaks to walk around and stretch to get
blood circulating in your limbs while traveling. This will make your travel
experience less grumpy and helps pass the time along.