In more than two decades of travel, I've packed hundreds of times and flown hundreds of thousands of miles. With all those WiFi-less flights, I hav...
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I literally live on the road, moving every three months or so with everything that fits in my bag - and packing cubes are where it's at. They also double as handy drawer organizers at your destination. I use the smallest cube for all my electronic gadgets (cords, external hd, surge protector, extra earbuds, etc.)
It's really practical tips for travelers. I love traveling. I've already visited a lot of different countries, and my secret is planning. My first trips were more spontaneous because I didn't plan anything, but it's not always a good idea. Now I start thinking about my future trip and plan everything. In November I'll be visiting Russia(Moscow, St. Petersburg and a few more cities) and I've already bought train tickets in russiantrain.com/ and booked a few excursions. It's good to know that everything is okay, because sometimes there is a lacj=k of tickets, or there are no free places in excursions, and all plans can be ruined.
Flying cross-country on Sunday. Taking notes. 📝
Really practical tips!
Improving the travel experience really starts with preparing your mindset before you ever pack a bag. Accept that delays, crowds, and unexpected changes are normal, and you’ll handle them with way less stress. I always build small “buffer windows” into my schedule so I’m never rushing. Somewhere in the middle of planning I browse travmodo.com for tips, because little ideas—like carrying a foldable tote or using digital copies of documents—really add up. Choosing accommodations near transit saves both time and energy. The more you simplify what you carry, the more you enjoy the actual trip. Focus on comfort and flexibility, and every journey feels easier.
nice article thank you
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