Tips to Travel Organization

Tips to Help You Get Organized Before, During and After Travel

If there's one time you really want to be organized, it's when you're traveling. These travel tips for creating itineraries, packing carry-ons, going back to work after vacation, and organizing your travel mementos will help you be more organized when you travel. Cut the stress by following some simple organizing steps.

1)  Use a (Simple) Travel Planning Checklist

A travel planning checklist allows you to relax. Use one for big or small journeys as they can be flexible if you're planning really far ahead or spur-of-the-moment. 

2) How to Pack Your Car For a Road Trip

Taking a little time to organize your car  so that everything you need is at hand as you traverse the highways and backroads will greatly improve your road trip experience.

a) Maps 
b) Food
c) Emergency Supplies
d) Info and Documents

3) Create an Itinerary

Keep an itinerary with the following:

• -Flight numbers and times.
• -Phone numbers of travel agents, rental car companies airlines, and hotels.
• -Address(es) of hotels and any place you plan to visit.
• -When out of the country, the address and phone number of your country's embassy.

4) Pack Lightly and Bring Layers

In brief, our top tips for packing:

• Make a list before you begin. It doesn't have to be overly detailed, but a general outline of what you'll need.
• Roll your clothes. You'll fit more into your suitcase.
• When in doubt, choose a rolling suitcase over a shoulder bag. Your back will thank you.
• Pare down shoes. They are heavy! Choose a few pairs that can multitask.
• Always pack layered clothing. Chances are you'll be going between indoor and outdoor venues. You will 
• want to vary your clothes by temperature possibly several times a day.

5) Bring a (Small) Travel Journal

 

Bring a small journal on the road as a catch all. Travel journals aren't
 just for writing; they are a great way to capture, store and display
those little mementos and keepsakes you collect on a trip that may
 be just as meaningful as your gift shop purchases. Think: address
 cards, matchbooks, receipts from memorable meals, museum tickets,
 etc. You can also jot down notes you'd like to remember.

 6) Places to eat and drink 

You can learn a lot about a destination through its food and drink, and you can even plan a trip by eating
 your way through a destination. 
When I plan my trips I love to discover new cafes, restaurants, bars and pubs when I travel. I like to try 
the local delicacies, the local craft beers, and coffee scene.

Research ideas for:

• Coffee shops
• Cafes
• Restaurants
• Street food
• Food trucks
• Bars
• Pubs
• Picnic spots (supermarkets for supplies)
• Famous local dishes
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  These are some tips that you have to take into account when traveling, have they helped you? 
  I hope it has helped you !! HAVE A GOOD TRIP ! 👋👋