![]() With summer right around the corner, planning a summer vacation offers a glimmer of hope for many Americans. What You Need To Know About HGV Presents and HGV Members Table.Instead, swap it out for the almost too large to carry as a handbag, but can definitely get away with fitting under the seat back in front of you, and just throw your cross body bag in it. When choosing luggage, make sure to pick the largest allowable size if you are a heavy packer even after these tips.ĭon’t bring your small cross-body bag as your personal item. This is plenty of room to pack for a two through four-day trip, maybe five days if you are lucky. If you are flying really take the time to understand your airline’s baggage guidelines! Some airlines will allow for one carry-on bag and one personal item for under your seat. ![]() Leave the hot pink heels home, and instead wear the black pumps already packed with some hot pink jewelry you’ll save room while still making a statement. ![]() Items such as jeans, hoodies, cardigans, and shoes all can be worn with different outfits to allow for less duplicate items. How many of us wash our jeans after every wear when we are at home? Not me! Bring items you can get away with wearing once or twice, maybe three times (we won’t tell). Swap them out for cute sandals you can get one last wear out of and then leave them to be donated. This goes for footwear too! If it says there will be nonstop rain for your entire trip, then maybe you can get away with leaving those heels you were only going to wear with one outfit home. Yes, I know the weatherman is not always right, but it will at least guide you in the direction if you need sweaters and heavy clothes, or can you get away with short sleeves and a light jacket. I can already hear my mother’s voice saying “Did you check the weather?” but she is right, always check the weather before packing. What about the toothbrush you have been using for six months even after having strep throat.Īll those items that are long overdue to be tossed are great items to pack, and then discard in the hotel before you depart! 5. Those half used travel size toiletries, mascara that is past the expiration date ( yes, mascara has an expiration date, as does most makeup!). While on the topic of leaving items behind, I also pack my items that I am ready to part with once my trip is over. Many hotels keep leftover items or lost and found items and will donate once a month if not claimed. Not only did that free up room for souvenirs in my luggage but it also allowed to help others. This is an old tip my father taught me while traveling abroad, he used to make me pack five items that I will wear one more time, and then we would fold them neatly on the bed with a note for hotel staff to donate. Remember that cute shirt in the back of your closet you haven’t worn in forever, why not pack it to wear one more time and then leave it for the hotel staff to donate. I always like to pack items that have multiple uses just in case.ĭon’t have enough room to pack makeup remover, hand lotion, shaving cream and deep hair conditioner? Pack a little tub of coconut oil that can be used for all those things plus many more! 3. Now, say you do fold your clothes and they get a little creased, good thing you packed your hair straightener that can also be used as an iron if you are in a pinch. ![]() My best space saver for traveling is to always roll your clothing items! Not only does it save tremendous space in your luggage but it always helps to avoid creases in your clothing when you arrive at your destination! 2. Here are my top tips for How to Pack for a Vacation like a Pro: 1. If you’re like me I was always wondering how to pack for a vacation, and with all of my years of travel I’ve come up with 7 ways to pack like a pro. As a female who lives 1,200 miles from my hometown, while also planning a wedding there, it seems I am traveling at least once a month if not more for business. Let’s face it packing for a trip is never easy, especially when traveling abroad or someplace with unpredictable weather. ![]()
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