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Travel is at its highest demand right now and unfortunately, that means a lot of lost luggage so I encourage everyone to pack a carry-on if at all possible. This also helps expedite things when moving through customs and getting to your next destination if you have a shorter connection.
Also, share the TSA website on what is allowed on flights. Students who have never traveled on a plane before might forget that there are restrictions. In order to have a smooth experience at the airport, make sure they follow the TSA guidelines.
Don't know where to start? Here is a list of some essentials you don't want to forget!
Never had to pack for a long trip? Take a look at this blog post from EF with tips on how to pack like a pro.
Need help knowing what you should bring each day? Take a look at this blog post from EF for the Ultimate guide for packing each day.
One of my favorite parts about traveling is finding all fun gadgets I get to use along the way.
I am no amazon affiliate but whenever students ask "where did you get that" I just send them this list. And now its a staple to be sent out to all travelers before we leave just in case they don't know where to begin!
To make things smoother when traveling consider this:
Ms. Neve will give you a ribbon of the same color to tie every checked bag and carry-on. This allows travelers to easily recognize each other in the airport, help find each other's bags at baggage claim, and know what luggage to load onto the bus.
Also, consider putting an Apple Air tag, Galaxy Smart tag, or any other tracking device in your checked bags and your carry-on. That way if anything is misplaced or goes missing, you have piece of mind and the ability to track down the location of your belongings.
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