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Hi Laurie - we’re traveling Rome to Venice through Pisa, Cinque Terra, Milan via train. 1. Suggestion for a carry on with wheels good on cobblestone/rough surfaces; and 2. Places we can check bags instead of dragging them around? We’re doing carry-ons. Thank you in advance! :)
@@mjtraggis4139 In the video I showed my carry-on I used for cobbestone. Their quality is amazing: amzn.to/3NXM7k9 You can ask your hotel or use www.nannybag.com/en
Dear Laurie - your travel tips have been a wonderful help to me! I watch as many as possible and always learn something new. Here are some in return from me. We have gone twice a year to Lake Como and LOVE it, except in the summer (we only went once then and it was hot and crowded with European families). Spring and fall (shoulder seasons) are our favorites. In many areas the Italians are elegantly dressed. My favorite travel pants are Talbots everyday stretch straight leg. A bit heavier than many, but can be dressed up or down and the soft knit holds its shape even on a long flight.. Only 3 colors, but a wide size range. On Cloud 5 are my best walking shoes, as you have pointed out they have waterproof ones in a few colors. (Ecco doesn’t fit me as well.). I use the little gemice no leak containers based on your recommendation and love them! Never a leak and I packed 10 days worth in them. Since we go often I bought a curling iron and heating pad with Euro plugs - not so costly when you compare converters, adapters, etc. The hotel concierge helped us locate the heating pad, and the curling iron was at a hardware store in the window! Be sure to take the Ferries that go around the lake - it’s fun, and each little town has a bit different character. The ferries are cheap enough that working people take them daily to and from their workplaces. Happy Travels!
Your suggestions of the backpack strap Bernardo jacket, Ecco water resistant shoes, and Nordstrom merino wool and cashmere sweaters were spot on for my trip to London and Paris. I just returned and thought about you every day of my trip! Thank you so much!
Laundry detergent sheets. I’ve used them in Europe as well as in Hawaii where I was washing things out daily. They work great and don’t have to worry about liquid restrictions.
Swiss here! While we’re not part of the European Union, we’re definitely part of the continent of Europe, especially as we’re surrounded by other countries and don’t have access to the coast😁 08:20 While we use a 3 pin socket. the 2-pin you showed at 07:20 will work here. Remember that the United Kingdom and Ireland have a completely different socket so remember to bring the correct adapter there too. If you’re visiting there plus mainland Europe, you can get adapters with multiple different types of plug.
I love the jacket. It would be so handy to not have to keep up with it when I am not wearing it. For toilet paper, I just take one pocket pack of tissues in my bag. If I’ve depleted those on the trip, I’ll just use what’s in my hotel room and put a day's worth of toilet paper in a baggie.
I put my smallest compression cube and a carabiner for my coat in the pocket when I'm flying in the winter to my hot destination. When the plane warms up, I stuff the coat in the cube and use it for a pillow on the plane then attach the carabiner to the handle of the compression cube and attach it to my personal bag/ backpack to get off the plane.
We're so glad you love the puffer jackets! They are packable, they have an inner pouch you can use to fold them into itself! Please feel free to reach out with any questions!
Lake Como! ❤ Our family (3 teens) rented Casa Margherita 2 through Home Away on the eastern edge of town from a lovely couple! Ten years later, our daughter and her friends rented the same apartment.
Darling woman, after watching all your videos I almost ran out of money using travel tips! Just kidding!!! We went to Italy & Switzerland and used almost every tip you gave us. Esp the liquids pouch, airpods, tp for energencies, etc., journal, compression sox, and tiny containers for moisterizer and liquid makeup. Also the yellow rain jacket-looked cute. More but I forgot! thanks for everything, Elly from Castle Rock, CO
Laurie,could you do a test on the phone straps for preventing your phone from being snatched out of your hands while taking pictures. This happened to us this summer in London ( we still have our phone) just a few bruises and scratches but we won 🙌🏻 I saw a lot of people using them.
Hello Laurie. Just back from a 3 week tour of Europe. I used so so many of your hacks and tips while packing for this trip. I have been using packing cubes for some time but I moved to compression cubes which were a game changer. The cubes were the best as we were actually living out of suitcases and often found ourselves in a different hotel each night. Kept us organized....especially my husband. I also was worried about pic pockets and a friend also warned us of this. I took your recommendation and purchased the clips to put on zippers of my backpack and sling bag. Worked great. The kit I ordered came with various sizes and quite a few so was able to share with family members who joined us. Even your ideas of packing and to layer outfits was great and I invested in some great walking shoes that went with everything. Thank you for your tips and tricks as it made this trip and packing so easy. I recommend your channel often. I even shared with my sister in law and she picked up a few tips as well for this trip!
I use a small clear crossbody as my plane bag. It is the type you would use to get into stadiums and events. It fits in the seat back and I can see my items without digging in my bag. I carry it in the airport as my purse, being careful to hide my wallet and passport in the middle and behind other objects. I just have to remember to move my hand lotion over to it after security and to leave room for it in my personal item until I get past the gate agents.
Lauri, I just returned from France and have traveled to Germany, Austria and Italy. I always travel with my regular flat iron (CHI). I use an adapter with no bulky converter and I’ve had no problems. My flatiron still works great. Other countries may leave me with a non-functional flatiron but, so far so good.
Still stalking for the backpack Bernado jacket & getting excited to plan next years trips. So many awesome tips, as usual ~ Hello Aullie and Happy Sunday Laurie.
I returned a few weeks ago from a 10 day trip to Italy and honestly stressed for months about what to pack in my carryon and my personal item bag. I spent a lot of money on different items and at the end of the day, in reality, I didn't really need many of them. But, I do thank you for the suggestions. I will keep them in mind for future trips.
I take a lot of meds and I do not bring them in their bottles. I use a pill organizer . I also take pics of each med bottle on my phone in case I am asked. I have traveled internationally a lot and have yet to be questioned about my meds. And I agree Laurie, it is important to bring adapters with usb outlets as some hotels are older and usb outlets are few. I also suggest that if you can leave your hairdryer home and use hotel dryer it cuts down on appliances and space in your luggage! And I wear the Dr Scholl compression socks that you wear and they are fabulous for airplane. I am a diabetic and they are perfect for my feet and legs! Great vid as always!
Thank you for all the info. Been out of the game for 13 years and finally got a new passport. Worked for an airline and I am finally ready to travel out of the country because of YOU❤. Even going to apply to PRE check etc. the best was the Sunflower 🌻 program and the extra help from TSA. 🙏 THANK YOU
Laurie, thanks for another great tips video! I just wish I’d known about those water-resistant pants before my trip to Portugal last year & Paris last week! Now I know October in Western Europe = RAIN (even those huge red Viking umbrellas weren’t enough 😂). Next year, I’ll have those trousers! And I love that Mophie triple charger from the Apple Store! I’ve had mine for 3 yrs. & it hasn’t let me down. Have a wonderful week!
I have those pants in tall in 3 colors, they are the BEST travel and hiking pants! Most comfortable pants I've ever owned and dry super fast. I just ordered the black backpack-strap jacket. It is on save for $99.00 and you can get a 15% discount off that right now.
Hey Laurie! I just got a pair of the water-resistant pants. Was surprised at how lightweight they are. Will definately need to wear something underneath them in the cold! They are very comfy!!
A few weeks ago I watched one of your videos where you talked about the water resistant pants that you mentioned in this video. Because they came in petite size, I ordered a navy and dark gray pair. Even with Amazon Prime, only one pair came in time to take on our Mediterranean cruise. I love them! I wore them on the day we went to the beach in Nice, France, where the water splashed up getting on my pants, but they dried super fast and were perfect for the day! I may have to buy them in some different colors. So comfy,they fit my 5’2” frame perfectly (petite)and I love the zipper pockets. You briefly touched on bathrooms in Europe. My experience has been that they are usually very clean but you will probably have to pay .50€ to use public toilets. It would be a good idea to have tissues on hand because one place we were at in Portugal or Spain, it free to use them but if you wanted to use toilet paper, that cost.50€. 😝 Thanks for all the advice you give!
I appreciate your advice and product suggestions. We are planning a big vacation next year, and your suggestions have me thinking and rethinking what I should pack. So Thanks!
I travel with toilet seat covers, they come in a travel friendly bag. Saved me a few times. Thanks for all your tips to travel carry on only, much needed now that I am non rev a lot.
Great ideas!!! I live not far from Lake Garda. A magnificent area. Some of my favorite places around the lake to go are Sirmione, Malcesine, Lazise. You can also take a boat from those places to go to the other side of the lake. Have fun!!
Apple no longer carries the trifold charger for airpods, iphones and Apple watches. They do have an alternative available. I love, love, love your content. I travel a lot (can’t do a carry on for trips, tho) and do many of the things you suggest. You can always teach an old dog new tricks! Keep up the great work!
Quince also has great cashmere . They basic sweater is $50. I packed 3 for our Oct/Nov trip. They are perfect. I also spent a little more and got the zip hoody. Love all of them.
I have been in several bathrooms in Europe over the years with no toilet paper (once in Florence where street people had stolen all the rolls and were selling it back outside the entrance), so I always carry a small pack of tissues for these possibilities. And have had to use them! Of course often in the US, too, but this video is international-related.
My husband and I take my older sister with us everywhere. (We are all retired) We share a room where possible and find that there is never enough room for all the little travel bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body soap in the shower area. So this trip I am taking a mesh shower bag that hangs from the shower curtain hooks. I have suction cup hooks for hanging it on the shower wall. Hoping this takes care of the shower chaos as there are 9 pockets in it. Amazon has just about everything you could possibly want, don't they?
Laurie those pouches for the wet shampoo bar are now $20, which seems like an awful lot just to keep your shampoo bar or soap dry. If/when you find something more economical please share! Thanks! (I’m now wondering if drying it off with a hairdryer & placing in a baggie or covered soap dish would work).
Nice! I’m a first time long haul flight going to Asia for a month. It’s going to be a very long haul flight ✈️ about 27 hrs. So looking for videos to help what should I bring. Thanks for this info and sharing. ❤
Hi Theresa! All links are in the first comment and in a paragraph below the video. Here it is: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie/list/1FKUY57A3HBNU?ref_=aipsflist
@@robinps52”BALEAF Women's Hiking Pants Quick Dry Lightweight Water Resistant Elastic Waist Cargo Pants for All Seasons”. I have these and love them. Highly recommend. Also have the fleece lined ones from Baleaf. Great for colder mornings. Also, highly recommend these for warmer weather. “MoFiz Women's Cargo Capris Hiking Pants Lightweight Quick Dry Outdoor Athletic Travel Casual Loose Comfy Cute Pockets”. Wore them to Hawaii (my old lady legs don’t look great in shorts). 😊 Went back for another pair.
Thank you for your videos! I am watching them again for any tips I might have missed previously. My upcoming International trip is in 10 days. I started putting together a capsule wardrobe per your suggestion, so I don't over pack like I have in the past! 😆 But I have a dilemma. I am taking my London Fog trench coat and was going to pack a rain coat too but was thinking instead of packing the raincoat, to throw in my denim jacket instead. Since the trench coat is water resistant and if I am also bringing an umbrella, do you think I really need to bring my rain coat too? Going by the typical weather forecast for Istanbul in November, it averages to about 10-12 days of rain. So, I am thinking I can get by without the raincoat. Or if worse comes to worse, I can always buy a raincoat there if Istanbul gets more rain than expected. 🙃 Sheesh, I know I overthinking this!
You are such a font of information, which I have used on our trips. Lake Garda is wonderful. The scenery is amazing, not so crowded. If you have not been to Verona, which is nearby, please visit. I can give you restaurant recommendations for Verona if you want.
My two tips. Don’t wear cinchable pants through security. Mine kept flagging a pat-down at the ankle. I removed the grommet and pull-tab, and no more problem. 2. Bring more than one type of usb cords for rental cars. I only use usb for my phone, but my foreign rental car in the US only had usb-c ports.
Hi Laurie, love your travel tips. Had a question on the heart shaped sponge you showed. Is that for skin care? I couldn't see what the name was. Thank you! ❤
Hi yes it should be linked. I still use them to wash my face at night. Here they are: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie/list/2A8Y9H0FJH65B?ref_=aipsflist
I still take a dedicated camera on trips, because it's so much easier to pull the memory card and transfer my photos than it is to remember the process to do a dump from my phone to my computer. also, I think my camera battery goes something like 4 days between charges.
Hello, I’m from Delaware. I’m going with my family of 5 to our first international flight to South America. I don’t know if you have any videos of you traveling there? We are going to have 62, 75 to 85 degree weather temperatures in our whole week and a half trip. Any tips on carry on suitcase and personal bag to all three types of weather? I enjoy watching your videos, and I still haven’t seen them all yet but I have learned so much already. Thanks
Oh how memory filled it’ll be lol. My fave is level8! I found that I didn’t reach for the outer pocket and that these are the ones I have 3 of: amzn.to/4huBMdp Personal items are really what you like. I would buy with free shipping and return what you don’t love.
This doesn't have to do with the current video, but I'm about to go on a trip and wanting to take my rollator walker...do you have any tips or instructions on how to travel with it. Whether checking it at the gate or ticket counter. Thanks in advance for the help...keep up the great videos!!
Hi, definitely do not check it until the gate. They may even have room for you to stow it in the overhead bins. Ask when the gate agents walk up and start working at the desk. The ticketing people will not know that information. And have fun either way!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie It's the high water that usually floods St. Mark square at certain times of the year by the high tides of the lagoon. We will be there next October and were worried about walking around in flooded streets.
Laurie where can I get the lovely kangaroo sweatshirt (black, red and white print in top half). I love it and cannot find it anywhere. Thanks. Seen in new INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ESSENTIALS
We're cruising around Italy and Greece next year. I love your travel ideas and experiences. Question: Is there an equivalent to Go Girl that's maybe more packaged for Oh Boy? (Wife of a DFW pilot)
Hey there, can you tell me if the Tide stain pen is considered a liquids please. Love your channel, look forward to each and every one of them. Even when I'm not about to travel. 😅
Hi everyone, Has anyone tried the inflatable pillows that sit on the tray? They have arm holes and a face hole do you can lean forward with your face in the hole.
Hi Laurie, I always thought that I could only take 3 or 4 liquid containers in my little liquids bag. I see that you have several small containers in that liquids bag. Thank you for teaching me that. Also, I use only sensitive toothpaste, wonder if the toothpaste tablets come in sensitive. My teeth hurt like crazy if not using sensitive toothpaste...I usually have it on my carry on because I fear my luggage can get lost and I won't have my essential toothpaste.
You may want to consider packing a CO2 detector for your room. Codes may not be the say as US. Theri have been reports of people succumbing in their sleep because of it.
Those little containers that you use for decanting do leak. I have used them twice, and twice they leaked. Even after I was so careful not to get shampoo or conditioner on the seal area, no luck. Any suggestions?
Hi! Amazing videos :) Im doubting between a 55-40-20cm luggage or the same model 55-35-20/25 expandable… what would you recommend, at the end both have 43L, just expandable goes small until 39L. The model is Samsonite Respark. Thanks a lot for your help!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie I think I did no make the question properly... My question is more related with how many companies are changing their carry on policies from 55x40 to 55x35. So maybe the 55x40 will be extra cost in a near future as the trend is to change to a smaller carry on...at least here, in EU.
You probably don't travel economy hence more liberties with the carryons you could bring. on international flights, i can never know when security agents would ban me from having a crossbody bag on me in addition to the one carryon luggage i'm allowed, so i try to have layers of tops with pockets on them, pants with pockets on them. i also did this so i could meet the 15# carryon limit. with all that you packed, did you meet the 15# limit? did you have a crossbody bag/belt bag/fanny pack on you in the cabin?
Hi we bought tickets United going and did not have to weigh and returning bought tix on KLM and did have to weigh coming from Budapest to Amsterdam. I was under but do not remember the weight. Hubby’s was too heavy but his suitcase is steel. We were allowed a personal item bag and I wore a crossbody bag. Hope that helps.
Hi Sue all links are in the pinned first comment and in the paragraph below each video for any link you need. If I remember correctly those were at the end of the post.
Im traveling to europe in the next 4 months. I dont know which airline they are booking the ticket yet, but do you know the size of carry on we can take?
For our recent trip to London, we took two adapters - didn't need to use either one, as the hotel room was equipped (to charge two iPhones, two iPads, 2 sets of ear buds. I would suggest something I think you mentioned a while back - and I thought was a great idea, but neglected to do, - was to take some command strip hooks. Our bathroom had only one hook, and no towel rail, so these would have been ideal. We opted for the green service (which meant we didn't get room cleaning/linen service every day) and the towels remained wet without anywhere to hang them.
If you have precheck the liquids can stay in the bag. But liquids are supposed to be in a clear quart sized bag and be prepared to take it out if needed.
Switzerland not part of Europe? I'm sure that'll be a surprise to the Swiss. 😂 Europe & the EU (European Union) are two different things. Switzerland is definitely in Europe but not in the EU. 😊
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Similar scarf: amzn.to/4dVr50h
My tee: bit.ly/3MODUyG (size Large fits me)
My ring: amzn.to/3A7MKEH
Carry-on luggage: amzn.to/3Nx09Jn
Leopard slippers: amzn.to/3Y3FbYO
Travel essentials for long flight:
Pink pouch: amzn.to/40cHQku
Yellow rain jacket: amzn.to/3YgrPqW
Pouches that stand (3 pack): amzn.to/48hSV5B
Hanging toiletry bag: amzn.to/3TSHtYi
Phone prop: amzn.to/4e92w09
Eye drops: Systane individual vials
Shallow container: amzn.to/4eVmNr1
Travel case for fingernail file: amzn.to/4f8ntJb
AirPods (my noise canceling): amzn.to/4fbiE1T
AirPods case: amzn.to/3YfNgsj
Noise canceling headphones: amzn.to/3YaWB4I (my husband's)
Case: old
Tri-fold charger by Apple: bit.ly/4095sWX
Compression socks: bit.ly/3UzKSfv
International travel outfits:
Water-resistant pants: amzn.to/4f62mY2 (also in petite and regular)
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TRAVEL15 is for 15% off $70.
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Black puffer newest version: bit.ly/4dQwlCm
Water-repellent coat (long): bit.ly/4dP0RfP
Black cinch waist packable jacket: bit.ly/4f0PuCM
Compression cubes: amzn.to/3Y4JuTK
Cashmere: bit.ly/3L9t0T8 (NEW colors just added-not itchy and will go out of stock)
Aztec pullover: amzn.to/4dW07Wa
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Similar: bit.ly/3YaDIzQ
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Newer adapter: amzn.to/4fdaMgy
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Hi Laurie - we’re traveling Rome to Venice through Pisa, Cinque Terra, Milan via train. 1. Suggestion for a carry on with wheels good on cobblestone/rough surfaces; and 2. Places we can check bags instead of dragging them around? We’re doing carry-ons. Thank you in advance! :)
@@mjtraggis4139 In the video I showed my carry-on I used for cobbestone. Their quality is amazing: amzn.to/3NXM7k9 You can ask your hotel or use www.nannybag.com/en
Dear Laurie - your travel tips have been a wonderful help to me! I watch as many as possible and always learn something new. Here are some in return from me. We have gone twice a year to Lake Como and LOVE it, except in the summer (we only went once then and it was hot and crowded with European families). Spring and fall (shoulder seasons) are our favorites. In many areas the Italians are elegantly dressed. My favorite travel pants are Talbots everyday stretch straight leg. A bit heavier than many, but can be dressed up or down and the soft knit holds its shape even on a long flight.. Only 3 colors, but a wide size range. On Cloud 5 are my best walking shoes, as you have pointed out they have waterproof ones in a few colors. (Ecco doesn’t fit me as well.). I use the little gemice no leak containers based on your recommendation and love them! Never a leak and I packed 10 days worth in them. Since we go often I bought a curling iron and heating pad with Euro plugs - not so costly when you compare converters, adapters, etc. The hotel concierge helped us locate the heating pad, and the curling iron was at a hardware store in the window! Be sure to take the Ferries that go around the lake - it’s fun, and each little town has a bit different character. The ferries are cheap enough that working people take them daily to and from their workplaces. Happy Travels!
What beautiful locations!!! Loved Garda! Can’t believe the hardware store had the curling iron. 😂
Your suggestions of the backpack strap Bernardo jacket, Ecco water resistant shoes, and Nordstrom merino wool and cashmere sweaters were spot on for my trip to London and Paris. I just returned and thought about you every day of my trip! Thank you so much!
Those backpack straps are 💯 the best part!
So glad you're enjoying your Bernardo jacket!
Laundry detergent sheets. I’ve used them in Europe as well as in Hawaii where I was washing things out daily. They work great and don’t have to worry about liquid restrictions.
I just used one yesterday.
Swiss here! While we’re not part of the European Union, we’re definitely part of the continent of Europe, especially as we’re surrounded by other countries and don’t have access to the coast😁 08:20 While we use a 3 pin socket. the 2-pin you showed at 07:20 will work here. Remember that the United Kingdom and Ireland have a completely different socket so remember to bring the correct adapter there too. If you’re visiting there plus mainland Europe, you can get adapters with multiple different types of plug.
Ha! Thanks so much! I need to cut that part out.
Hi, Laurie! I second the clothing detergent sheet! No liquid, no waste, no mess!🌻
Great idea!!
I love the jacket. It would be so handy to not have to keep up with it when I am not wearing it.
For toilet paper, I just take one pocket pack of tissues in my bag. If I’ve depleted those on the trip, I’ll just use what’s in my hotel room and put a day's worth of toilet paper in a baggie.
They are the number one reason I have those jackets.
I put my smallest compression cube and a carabiner for my coat in the pocket when I'm flying in the winter to my hot destination. When the plane warms up, I stuff the coat in the cube and use it for a pillow on the plane then attach the carabiner to the handle of the compression cube and attach it to my personal bag/ backpack to get off the plane.
Love that puffer jacket. Wish it folded up within itself but I bet I could have a compression bag in the pocket 🤔❤
My travel hack is to put a trash bag in the pocket and stuff it into the bag when you get in the airplane. They are packable.
We're so glad you love the puffer jackets! They are packable, they have an inner pouch you can use to fold them into itself! Please feel free to reach out with any questions!
Lake Como! ❤ Our family (3 teens) rented Casa Margherita 2 through Home Away on the eastern edge of town from a lovely couple! Ten years later, our daughter and her friends rented the same apartment.
Oh that’s so neato. We loved it!
Darling woman, after watching all your videos I almost ran out of money using travel tips! Just kidding!!! We went to Italy & Switzerland and used almost every tip you gave us. Esp the liquids pouch, airpods, tp for energencies, etc., journal, compression sox, and tiny containers for moisterizer and liquid makeup. Also the yellow rain jacket-looked cute. More but I forgot! thanks for everything, Elly from Castle Rock, CO
Elly I’m so jealous you get to live in Eagle Rock! Welcome home and thanks so very much!
Laurie,could you do a test on the phone straps for preventing your phone from being snatched out of your hands while taking pictures. This happened to us this summer in London ( we still have our phone) just a few bruises and scratches but we won 🙌🏻 I saw a lot of people using them.
I would just test for yourself based on what fits your wrist the best. So scary! But then return what you do not love.
Thank you for mentioning CPAPs!
Sure thing!
Hello Laurie. Just back from a 3 week tour of Europe. I used so so many of your hacks and tips while packing for this trip. I have been using packing cubes for some time but I moved to compression cubes which were a game changer. The cubes were the best as we were actually living out of suitcases and often found ourselves in a different hotel each night. Kept us organized....especially my husband. I also was worried about pic pockets and a friend also warned us of this. I took your recommendation and purchased the clips to put on zippers of my backpack and sling bag. Worked great. The kit I ordered came with various sizes and quite a few so was able to share with family members who joined us. Even your ideas of packing and to layer outfits was great and I invested in some great walking shoes that went with everything. Thank you for your tips and tricks as it made this trip and packing so easy. I recommend your channel often. I even shared with my sister in law and she picked up a few tips as well for this trip!
Welcome home and so glad you had a great trip! Thanks for the update.
I use a small clear crossbody as my plane bag. It is the type you would use to get into stadiums and events. It fits in the seat back and I can see my items without digging in my bag. I carry it in the airport as my purse, being careful to hide my wallet and passport in the middle and behind other objects. I just have to remember to move my hand lotion over to it after security and to leave room for it in my personal item until I get past the gate agents.
Okay that gets my creativity going. I love that concept for in-flight essentials!
Lauri, I just returned from France and have traveled to Germany, Austria and Italy. I always travel with my regular flat iron (CHI). I use an adapter with no bulky converter and I’ve had no problems. My flatiron still works great. Other countries may leave me with a non-functional flatiron but, so far so good.
Thanks for sharing!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie It could be that manufacturers have caught up because so many products ship around the world. IDK
Still stalking for the backpack Bernado jacket & getting excited to plan next years trips. So many awesome tips, as usual ~ Hello Aullie and Happy Sunday Laurie.
Finally tracked them down-did you see the discount codes? Love them
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie I did. Thank you !
So happy you're interested in our pieces! We have more functional pieces launching for the season, so stay tuned!
I returned a few weeks ago from a 10 day trip to Italy and honestly stressed for months about what to pack in my carryon and my personal item bag. I spent a lot of money on different items and at the end of the day, in reality, I didn't really need many of them. But, I do thank you for the suggestions. I will keep them in mind for future trips.
So glad you got to be there!
Hi Laurie!
I have been watching your videos here and there and you just got me going because your videos are not boring and you are very engaging!
I’m so glad!
I take a lot of meds and I do not bring them in their bottles. I use a pill organizer . I also take pics of each med bottle on my phone in case I am asked. I have traveled internationally a lot and have yet to be questioned about my meds. And I agree Laurie, it is important to bring adapters with usb outlets as some hotels are older and usb outlets are few. I also suggest that if you can leave your hairdryer home and use hotel dryer it cuts down on appliances and space in your luggage! And I wear the Dr Scholl compression socks that you wear and they are fabulous for airplane. I am a diabetic and they are perfect for my feet and legs! Great vid as always!
Yay for pill organizers! Glad your travels have been great
Thank you for all the info. Been out of the game for 13 years and finally got a new passport. Worked for an airline and I am finally ready to travel out of the country because of YOU❤. Even going to apply to PRE check etc. the best was the Sunflower 🌻 program and the extra help from TSA. 🙏 THANK YOU
I am so glad you did it! Welcome back
Laurie, thanks for another great tips video! I just wish I’d known about those water-resistant pants before my trip to Portugal last year & Paris last week! Now I know October in Western Europe = RAIN (even those huge red Viking umbrellas weren’t enough 😂). Next year, I’ll have those trousers!
And I love that Mophie triple charger from the Apple Store! I’ve had mine for 3 yrs. & it hasn’t let me down.
Have a wonderful week!
Same with the charger. Oh our river was flooded in September. Just got bussed from boat to boat. It was awful but that’s weather. Poured!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie I saw that on a Viking FB group. As the old song goes, “Everywhere you go, you always take the weather with you.” 🙄
I love the scarf you're wearing!
Thank you! I linked similar as I think it’s sold out.
We are leaving on our first European trip on Friday. Your videos have been so helpful. Thank you!
Have fun! So happy for y’all.
Fun video, Laurie! Happy travels!
Thank you! You too!
We just took a river cruise that started in Lake Cómo and ended in Amsterdam. Awesome!!
Oh wow how beautiful!
I have those pants in tall in 3 colors, they are the BEST travel and hiking pants! Most comfortable pants I've ever owned and dry super fast. I just ordered the black backpack-strap jacket. It is on save for $99.00 and you can get a 15% discount off that right now.
That’s why I was so excited to show them! The straps are so helpful!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie I'm so glad you did! Keep the great videos coming, I've learned so much from you!
Hey Laurie! I just got a pair of the water-resistant pants. Was surprised at how lightweight they are. Will definately need to wear something underneath them in the cold! They are very comfy!!
One hack is to wear leggings or Cuddl Duds under them.
A few weeks ago I watched one of your videos where you talked about the water resistant pants that you mentioned in this video. Because they came in petite size, I ordered a navy and dark gray pair. Even with Amazon Prime, only one pair came in time to take on our Mediterranean cruise. I love them! I wore them on the day we went to the beach in Nice, France, where the water splashed up getting on my pants, but they dried super fast and were perfect for the day! I may have to buy them in some different colors. So comfy,they fit my 5’2” frame perfectly (petite)and I love the zipper pockets.
You briefly touched on bathrooms in Europe. My experience has been that they are usually very clean but you will probably have to pay .50€ to use public toilets. It would be a good idea to have tissues on hand because one place we were at in Portugal or Spain, it free to use them but if you wanted to use toilet paper, that cost.50€. 😝
Thanks for all the advice you give!
I’m so glad you loved them! They are so soft! But the kept 5 days of rain off of me.
I appreciate your advice and product suggestions. We are planning a big vacation next year, and your suggestions have me thinking and rethinking what I should pack. So Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! And have such a great trip. If you forget something, you can just get it there or do without.
Hi Laurie. Lots of great ideas. TFS.
Thanks so much!
I travel with toilet seat covers, they come in a travel friendly bag. Saved me a few times. Thanks for all your tips to travel carry on only, much needed now that I am non rev a lot.
Great tip! And good luck
I bought some TP with me when I traveled China. Matador also has a great liquid pouch that I use for shampoo.
Yes my son has their liquid bag.
Great ideas!!! I live not far from Lake Garda. A magnificent area. Some of my favorite places around the lake to go are Sirmione, Malcesine, Lazise. You can also take a boat from those places to go to the other side of the lake. Have fun!!
Loved it! Did the boat ride around Sirmione and took a pasta making class!
Apple no longer carries the trifold charger for airpods, iphones and Apple watches. They do have an alternative available.
I love, love, love your content. I travel a lot (can’t do a carry on for trips, tho) and do many of the things you suggest. You can always teach an old dog new tricks! Keep up the great work!
Oh no! Hmm I’ll do research to find the best.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie If you find one let us know. When I clicked on your link that's when I saw it was no longer available.
@@juliel4096 If you look for MagSafe, it may work, but I will keep you updated.
Quince also has great cashmere . They basic sweater is $50. I packed 3 for our Oct/Nov trip. They are perfect. I also spent a little more and got the zip hoody. Love all of them.
I love it but have to wear a shirt underneath.
Hi Laurie always enjoy seeing your darling dog. Thank you for all the tips. Carol in San Francisco
Hi Carol! He says hi
I have been in several bathrooms in Europe over the years with no toilet paper (once in Florence where street people had stolen all the rolls and were selling it back outside the entrance), so I always carry a small pack of tissues for these possibilities. And have had to use them! Of course often in the US, too, but this video is international-related.
Good to know-that’s what I was expecting but both times they were stocked.
My husband and I take my older sister with us everywhere. (We are all retired) We share a room where possible and find that there is never enough room for all the little travel bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body soap in the shower area. So this trip I am taking a mesh shower bag that hangs from the shower curtain hooks. I have suction cup hooks for hanging it on the shower wall. Hoping this takes care of the shower chaos as there are 9 pockets in it. Amazon has just about everything you could possibly want, don't they?
Oh yes they do. Have a great trip!
Thank you! I’m off to France for a painting retreat in June!
Oh wow it’ll be wonderful!!!!
Hey Laurie! Love your channel. We’ve been to Lake Como area twice- Belliago and Ravenna. You will love it!!!
Oh my word it was divine! Absolutely loved Garda too,
Laurie those pouches for the wet shampoo bar are now $20, which seems like an awful lot just to keep your shampoo bar or soap dry. If/when you find something more economical please share! Thanks! (I’m now wondering if drying it off with a hairdryer & placing in a baggie or covered soap dish would work).
Oh yes that would work. I love this bag.
On a side note, your hair highlites always look amazing! What do you ask for when you go to get your hair done? They never do mine light enough.
Thanks! I use high lights and low lights. I tell her I want a bright bleach-not an orange or dull one.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie THANK YOU-maybe it’s the way I’m communicating, I will try that next time 👍🏻
Another good video !! 👍💜🥁🐲🎤🎶✈️💕💞
Thank you Jordan!
Happy Sunday and THANK YOU as always❤
Same to you!
Great idea to take a picture of what is in your cubes!! 🤩📷
❤ Happy Sunday Laurie!
Same to you!
Spray your jacket/coat with Spray Starch it helps repel moisture and dirt .
I have low blood pressure I used to wear the compression socks playing squash
Nice! I’m a first time long haul flight going to Asia for a month. It’s going to be a very long haul flight ✈️ about 27 hrs. So looking for videos to help what should I bring. Thanks for this info and sharing. ❤
That’s wonderful! I also have a long flight…what you do not need to pack video.
Quince cashmere, $50 and awesome
Oh good! Thx
Thanks Lori - where did you find the pink valet tray that I see in the photo ? I didn’t see a link posted … always great tips!
Hi here ya go: amzn.to/3YwL80y
Those pants look like Baleaf ones that I’m currently wearing in the Channel Islands.
Have a beautiful island trip!!
Hi !! Where is your yellow raincoat from ? Thank you 😊
Hi Theresa! All links are in the first comment and in a paragraph below the video. Here it is: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie/list/1FKUY57A3HBNU?ref_=aipsflist
I don’t see where you talk about what kind of water resistant pants you’re wearing. Please tell me what they are and where to get them.
It’s on her list in the Comments as the separate item for “International Travel Outfits” w/a link to Amazon.
The Tide pen always dries out before it’s done. I buy Tide wipes individually packaged.
@@ladyfreddie7513Good tip. I always waste those Tide pens after only a couple of uses.
Hi nancy. In every video there is a paragraph below and I also put every link in a pinned first comment.
@@robinps52”BALEAF Women's Hiking Pants Quick Dry Lightweight Water Resistant Elastic Waist Cargo Pants for All Seasons”. I have these and love them. Highly recommend. Also have the fleece lined ones from Baleaf. Great for colder mornings. Also, highly recommend these for warmer weather. “MoFiz Women's Cargo Capris Hiking Pants Lightweight Quick Dry Outdoor Athletic Travel Casual Loose Comfy Cute Pockets”. Wore them to Hawaii (my old lady legs don’t look great in shorts). 😊 Went back for another pair.
Thank you for your videos! I am watching them again for any tips I might have missed previously. My upcoming International trip is in 10 days. I started putting together a capsule wardrobe per your suggestion, so I don't over pack like I have in the past! 😆 But I have a dilemma. I am taking my London Fog trench coat and was going to pack a rain coat too but was thinking instead of packing the raincoat, to throw in my denim jacket instead. Since the trench coat is water resistant and if I am also bringing an umbrella, do you think I really need to bring my rain coat too? Going by the typical weather forecast for Istanbul in November, it averages to about 10-12 days of rain. So, I am thinking I can get by without the raincoat. Or if worse comes to worse, I can always buy a raincoat there if Istanbul gets more rain than expected. 🙃 Sheesh, I know I overthinking this!
Yes the trench coat is your rain coat. Woohoo!!! Have a beautiful trip. Jean jackets can be great!
You are such a font of information, which I have used on our trips. Lake Garda is wonderful. The scenery is amazing, not so crowded. If you have not been to Verona, which is nearby, please visit. I can give you restaurant recommendations for Verona if you want.
Oh my word we loved it and would go again tomorrow!
Thanks Laurie🎯🎯🎯
You bet!
My two tips. Don’t wear cinchable pants through security. Mine kept flagging a pat-down at the ankle. I removed the grommet and pull-tab, and no more problem. 2. Bring more than one type of usb cords for rental cars. I only use usb for my phone, but my foreign rental car in the US only had usb-c ports.
I agree with the usb cord; if you forget it, at least you have the portable charger.
What eSIM do you use when traveling? How do you use it? Thx
Hi we just use the $10 a day att plan
Hi Laurie, love your travel tips. Had a question on the heart shaped sponge you showed. Is that for skin care? I couldn't see what the name was. Thank you! ❤
Hi yes it should be linked. I still use them to wash my face at night. Here they are: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie/list/2A8Y9H0FJH65B?ref_=aipsflist
I still take a dedicated camera on trips, because it's so much easier to pull the memory card and transfer my photos than it is to remember the process to do a dump from my phone to my computer. also, I think my camera battery goes something like 4 days between charges.
Hello, I’m from Delaware. I’m going with my family of 5 to our first international flight to South America. I don’t know if you have any videos of you traveling there? We are going to have 62, 75 to 85 degree weather temperatures in our whole week and a half trip. Any tips on carry on suitcase and personal bag to all three types of weather? I enjoy watching your videos, and I still haven’t seen them all yet but I have learned so much already. Thanks
Oh how memory filled it’ll be lol. My fave is level8! I found that I didn’t reach for the outer pocket and that these are the ones I have 3 of: amzn.to/4huBMdp Personal items are really what you like. I would buy with free shipping and return what you don’t love.
This doesn't have to do with the current video, but I'm about to go on a trip and wanting to take my rollator walker...do you have any tips or instructions on how to travel with it. Whether checking it at the gate or ticket counter. Thanks in advance for the help...keep up the great videos!!
Hi, definitely do not check it until the gate. They may even have room for you to stow it in the overhead bins. Ask when the gate agents walk up and start working at the desk. The ticketing people will not know that information. And have fun either way!
Happy Sunday 🫶🏾🫶🏾
Hey girl hey 😂💕
Love this video🤍
Thank you!! I love those backpack straps on water-repellent jackets.
What is the brand of the waterproof pants. I didn't see them in the list. Thx!
So sorry! There are black ones and the blue ones: amzn.to/40xVJK4
You’re very informative, love your videos…..
I can’t find the link for those pants.
Watching from Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada
All links are in the first pinned comment: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie/list/1FKUY57A3HBNU?ref_=aipsflist
Lori, what suggestions do you have for Aqua Alta in Venice? Interested in foldable rubber boots that can be worn over shoes.
Hi I do not know about aqua Alta.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie It's the high water that usually floods St. Mark square at certain times of the year by the high tides of the lagoon. We will be there next October and were worried about walking around in flooded streets.
Any tips on cloud storage for all the photos and videos of your trips?
I need those tips too! I saw Chatbooks.
Laurie where can I get the lovely kangaroo sweatshirt (black, red and white print in top half). I love it and cannot find it anywhere. Thanks. Seen in new INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ESSENTIALS
Hi! All links are in the pinned first comment and the paragraph below each video where you see …read more.
We're cruising around Italy and Greece next year. I love your travel ideas and experiences. Question: Is there an equivalent to Go Girl that's maybe more packaged for Oh Boy? (Wife of a DFW pilot)
I have not seen any.
Hey there, can you tell me if the Tide stain pen is considered a liquids please. Love your channel, look forward to each and every one of them. Even when I'm not about to travel. 😅
Hi it is a liquid. This watery stuff comes out that removes the stain.
Good
Hi everyone,
Has anyone tried the inflatable pillows that sit on the tray? They have arm holes and a face hole do you can lean forward with your face in the hole.
I have tried the inflatable neck pillow and it was awful. I think I saw someone had tested it on @travelandleisure
Hi Laurie, I always thought that I could only take 3 or 4 liquid containers in my little liquids bag. I see that you have several small containers in that liquids bag. Thank you for teaching me that. Also, I use only sensitive toothpaste, wonder if the toothpaste tablets come in sensitive. My teeth hurt like crazy if not using sensitive toothpaste...I usually have it on my carry on because I fear my luggage can get lost and I won't have my essential toothpaste.
Yes they have to fit in the quart sized bag. I have not seen sensitive ones.
You may want to consider packing a CO2 detector for your room. Codes may not be the say as US. Theri have been reports of people succumbing in their sleep because of it.
Which of the jackets you listed have the interior straps? Or do they all?
They all dooooo! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie COOL! Thank you :)
Those little containers that you use for decanting do leak. I have used them twice, and twice they leaked. Even after I was so careful not to get shampoo or conditioner on the seal area, no luck. Any suggestions?
The shallow ones will if you do not use thick lotion. Mine have never leaked. If you take more, the GoToob are great for more amount.
Hi! Amazing videos :) Im doubting between a 55-40-20cm luggage or the same model 55-35-20/25 expandable… what would you recommend, at the end both have 43L, just expandable goes small until 39L. The model is Samsonite Respark. Thanks a lot for your help!
I just do not know.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie I think I did no make the question properly... My question is more related with how many companies are changing their carry on policies from 55x40 to 55x35. So maybe the 55x40 will be extra cost in a near future as the trend is to change to a smaller carry on...at least here, in EU.
@@CristianSanchezz22 Hi, I do not know.
Enjoy italy laurie ❤
We will be in japan for autumn 🍁
Oh wow have a lovely trip! What part?
You probably don't travel economy hence more liberties with the carryons you could bring. on international flights, i can never know when security agents would ban me from having a crossbody bag on me in addition to the one carryon luggage i'm allowed, so i try to have layers of tops with pockets on them, pants with pockets on them. i also did this so i could meet the 15# carryon limit. with all that you packed, did you meet the 15# limit? did you have a crossbody bag/belt bag/fanny pack on you in the cabin?
Hi we bought tickets United going and did not have to weigh and returning bought tix on KLM and did have to weigh coming from Budapest to Amsterdam. I was under but do not remember the weight. Hubby’s was too heavy but his suitcase is steel. We were allowed a personal item bag and I wore a crossbody bag. Hope that helps.
What brand of bandaid were those white waterproof ones?
Hi Sue all links are in the pinned first comment and in the paragraph below each video for any link you need. If I remember correctly those were at the end of the post.
❤❤thanks ✅✅✅✅✅
Laurie I don’t see link of water proof pant. Did I miss it?
Found it!! 😅
Where is the link?
@@brendaharnumIt’s in the description.
All links are in the first pinned comment and in the description paragraph: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie/list/1FKUY57A3HBNU?ref_=aipsflist
Why did you hate the iWalk?
The charge hardly lasts. Hate is too strong of a word. I used it twice.
After visiting Japan what I can tell about packing for the travel is that literally you need "nothing" in advance, just take yourself to the plane 🙂
Do u think the toeless compression socks will work ok?
I would test them first and return them if you do not love them
Does anyone bring a hidden camera detector for hotel rooms/airbnb? I’m looking for a recommendation.
Hi I have not yet. I would just try it out and return if not excellent.
Where is you EarPod magnetic string?
Hi, here ya go: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie/list/304OD4Z7FHGDE?ref_=aipsflist
Talking about going to Europe - do you know when the ETIAS website and registering will take effect. It’s unclear.
It has been delayed another year.
Compression leggings and socks are all for people with LONG legs. They bunch up and cut off my circulation.
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Im traveling to europe in the next 4 months. I dont know which airline they are booking the ticket yet, but do you know the size of carry on we can take?
Hi, you will have to check the dimensions for that airline.
@TravelTipsbyLaurie lol, I have literally never traveled before so I may play it safe and get the international TravelPro
For our recent trip to London, we took two adapters - didn't need to use either one, as the hotel room was equipped (to charge two iPhones, two iPads, 2 sets of ear buds. I would suggest something I think you mentioned a while back - and I thought was a great idea, but neglected to do, - was to take some command strip hooks. Our bathroom had only one hook, and no towel rail, so these would have been ideal. We opted for the green service (which meant we didn't get room cleaning/linen service every day) and the towels remained wet without anywhere to hang them.
Thanks; we have needed them the 3 Europe trips this year and last Christmas. The only drawback of the hooks is sometimes they can take the paint off.
Do I need to keep my toothpaste deodorant bar soap in my carry-on for my backpack
If you have precheck the liquids can stay in the bag. But liquids are supposed to be in a clear quart sized bag and be prepared to take it out if needed.
I have found solid
Perfume
Insect repellent
Deodorant
Sunscreen
Toothpaste
Solid soap and conditioner
Face soap
Laundry sheets
Solid stain remover
Motion sickness bands
Solid mouthwash
Solid room freshener
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Switzerland not part of Europe? I'm sure that'll be a surprise to the Swiss. 😂 Europe & the EU (European Union) are two different things. Switzerland is definitely in Europe but not in the EU. 😊
Thanks for always correcting my EU Europe tips. So confusing.