10 Travel Hacks For Stress Free Adventure

10 Travel Hacks For Stress Free Adventure

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Traveling is an incredible way to explore the world, experience new cultures, and create unforgettable memories! It can, however, be accompanied by some challenges and inconveniences. We’ve completed a list of some travel hacks and tips that we find helpful to reduce any stress.

We hope these travel hacks will help you navigate your journeys with ease, save money, and make the most out of your adventures!

Learn to be calm and you will always be happy.

Paramahansa Yogananda

Top Ten Travel Hacks

1. Scan Important Documents

It is always a good idea to have multiple copies of important documents, such as passports, photo IDs, visas, hotel confirmations, driver’s licenses, etc.

Scan or photograph copies of these important documents and store them in the cloud for quick access. You could also opt to e-mail the files to yourself, a family member, or a friend. The goal here is to have quick accessibility to the files in case of an emergency.

2. Avoid A Leaky Mess

If you are afraid of your liquids spilling or leaking all over your clothes and in your suitcase, try this travel hack! All you need is some saran wrap!

Put some plastic wrap over the openings of the bottle, replace the tops, and you are done! For added security, place the bottles in a plastic bag… You will have to do this anyway if you are checking your bags.

3. Call Your Credit Card Company

Don’t risk your credit card being declined or blocked! Before embarking on your travels, it’s essential to inform your credit card company about your upcoming trip. This simple step can save you from unnecessary hassles and ensure a smooth financial experience while you’re away from home.

When credit card companies detect unexpected charges from a foreign location or a different state, they might flag them as potential fraudulent activity. This could lead to your card being temporarily suspended or blocked for security reasons.

4. Have Your Paperwork Accessible

As mentioned above, it’s important to have copies of your important documents. There is the chance you will not have access to WIFI or encounter poor cellular service, limiting your ability to access documents online. To prevent this from happening, bring a paper copy with you and/or screenshot your documents so they can be accessed offline!

5. Wear Your Heaviest Clothing

If limited luggage space is a concern, there are multiple ways to address this issue. You can try packing cubes to help with organization. A great space saver is rolling your clothes. Wearing that bulky sweater or heavy jacket can also help save luggage space for those wanted souvenirs and extra items.

6. Carry The Essentials

When it comes to travel, packing efficiently and carrying the essentials can make your journey smoother and more enjoyable. There’s always that risk of lost luggage. Carry on all the important documents, medications, and must have items in the case your luggage gets lost in transit.

Start by organizing your travel documents, including passports, visas, ID cards, and travel insurance information, in a secure document holder or wallet. Bring a mix of cash, credit cards, and debit cards, and notify your bank about your travel plans to avoid any issues with card usage. Choose clothing suitable for the destination and activities, considering the weather and cultural norms.

Just remember: pack what you need in your carry-on bag in case your checked bag arrives late!

7. Spread The Wealth

Don’t keep all your money in one place. If you were to lose said item, you would be out of luck. Find multiple spots for your cash – just remember where all the hiding spots are located so you can come back to them later!

8. Bring An Empty Bottle

When traveling, it’s crucial to stay hydrated, especially during long flights or explorations in new destinations. Bringing an empty water bottle is a practical travel hack that can help you save money, reduce waste, and stay refreshed throughout your journey.

Water is expensive in the airport. Bring an empty bottle and fill it up at the water fountain after you get through security.

9. A Map Alternative

When traveling to a new destination, having access to reliable maps and navigation is essential. Relying solely on internet connectivity, however, can be unreliable or costly. This is especially true when you’re in areas with limited or no data coverage.

That’s where downloading Google Maps for offline use becomes a valuable travel hack. By downloading Google Maps, you won’t look like a tourist and will have access to your neighborhood wherever you go! No need to carry around a map and travel guide.

10. Embrace Public Transportation

Using public transportation is not only cost-effective but also allows you to experience the local culture firsthand. Research the local transport options and purchase a travel card or pass for convenience. Public transportation can often be quicker and more reliable than taxis or ride shares in heavy traffic.

Conclusion

Traveling should be an enjoyable and enriching experience. These ten travel hacks will help you make the most of your adventures.

By implementing these tips, you can save money, enhance your travel experiences, and navigate unfamiliar territories with ease. So, pack your bags, embrace the unknown, and embark on your next incredible journey armed with these travel hacks!

Until next time!

xxx Sara + Josh

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What are the best travel tips?

  1. Scan important documents…
  2. Avoid a leaky mess…
  3. Call your credit card company…
  4. Have your paperwork accessible…
  5. Wear your heaviest clothing…
  6. Carry the essentials…
  7. Spread the wealth…
  8. Bring an empty bottle…
  9. Have a map alternative…
  10. Embrace public transportation…

How can I maximize my packing?

If limited luggage space is a concern, there are multiple ways to address this issue. You can try packing cubes to help with organization. A great space saver is rolling your clothes. Wearing that bulky sweater or heavy jacket can also help save luggage space for those wanted souvenirs and extra items.

And please do me a little favor and share this article with others, for there’s a good chance that it will help them with their travels!

Sara & Josh

While Sara and Josh may be new to the travel blogging world, that doesn't mean they lack knowledge or experience in booking bougie vacations. With a talent for finding travel deals, Sara and Josh are here to teach YOU some of their tricks to traveling "bougie on a budget." Learn more about their story and please reach out with any questions or comments via e-mail at: [email protected].

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