Travel Gear to NOT Fly With (What not to pack)
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2021
- Here are travel items you do not really need to fly with. These items are not essential to pack in your carry-on bags. I have travel tips throughout this video that one of you requested. #travelgear #whatnottopack #packingtips
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Just got back from 9 glorious days in the Keys. I used quart plastic bags for everything. It isn't cute but saved tons of space 😁
Practical can make your life so much easier! No shame in that game
And you saved a lot of money!
But what about the environment?
@@akramrostami9897 Reuse them as many times as possible. Rinse with water if needed! 😊
@@akramrostami9897 I sew my own little baggies out of old fabric from shirts or cute things that don’t fit or I don’t use anymore.
The 'lowly unsung hero'...good old quart zip lock bags.
I just got back from 2 1/2 weeks in Italy and Greece. I never leave the house without a fold up fan in my purse. The plane was delayed on the runway for one hour and my friend and I were able to stay semi-comfortable using the fans we bought for .25 each. It takes up so little space, but when you need it, it is there for you.
Oh I just discovered a hand fan that is super strong! Good point-they do not run both engines now for a long time.
I have a small collapsible round fan. It fits in a square fabric case of about 2 and a half inches. I just get it out and it opens up and hey presto, instant air flow. It came in handy while at an outside do, no breeze and so hot. I just got my circular fan out. Friends wanted one too.
Yes! I’ve travelled with a folding fan for years and it has rescued me many times. I grew up before AC, so I remember the church ladies working their fans on hot Sundays in the south.
I use luggage tags but also use the return address labels inside my suitcase. Also take a picture of your suitcases before you hand them over at the airport! If your suitcase gets lost, you will be asked for a description. A photo definitely helps!
Great idea!
If you wear a hearing aid in the airport. Would security stop me if I don't show it
@@carriemcgrath79 Hi, they do not need to see them. This video may help: bit.ly/TravelTipsHearingAid
Excellent tips, especially about baggies or small pouches.
AirTags are very useful so you won't forget a bag, wallet, and for locating Luggages,
Hi. I would disagree about the luggage tag. It takes up no space and provides contact info should your bag get lost. I just put my name, number, and e-mail. It's come in handy, not for me, but for a travel companion when someone took her bag at the Dubai airport. I would also put that same info inside the bag.
Great idea!
My luggage tag hides a travel sewing kit. It was a promotional gift I found at an estate sale. Comes in handy!
Yes, I have put that information in my luggage. 😁
I agree that a name tag with name, phone and email is very useful. But don’t spend money on a cute one. I’ve had cute ones stolen. Instead, I get the cheap type that no one would want to steal.
To identify my bag, especially the one I check in, I tie cheap coloured ribbons on the handle. They can be a single bright colour or two colours tied together. The colour should be easily spotted. I once saw a woman lifting off my bag with its bright yellow ribbons from the luggage carousel, and she was on the other side of the carousel. Lucky those ribbons were so eye-catching - no mistaking that it was MY bag.
Airlines put their own stickers on your suitcases now so they can identify it without you putting the name tag on it. But the name tag is definitely good if someone accidentally picks up the bag thinking it’s their own. I agree with Laurie that you should put the name tag on your bag as well as tie a scarf or some other unique colored tape on it so it looks different than everyone else’s.
I travel overseas several times a year. Doesn’t matter how long I go, only take a carry on. I use a pouch that attaches to my bra strap for hidden cash and even a credit card. And just recently acquired socks with a zipper. Every ounce counts, so I have mastered light packing.
Love your suggestions.
Yes weight would be so difficult to deal with.
Socks with a zipper?
Only carry on for me as well. The only issue I ever have is shoes. I like to have a selection. I wear the biggest pair to the airport. I've started hanging a pair on the outside of my carry on and haven't had a problem.
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When tsa checks on you your cash is still attached on your bra? I want to bring cash but do I have to put it on the bin container for check up (international travel)? I feel confused now. Thank you if you can give me a tip.
Have a blessed day.
Laurie! I just love how you go right into your topics when doing your videos, then AFTER a few minutes of showing us stuff, then you introduce yourself and what you're about. I wish more youtubers would do it that way.
So do I. I get impatient with loooong introductions. Just get to it!
Hello, Just a note on the Carry on Luggage ( Cup Holder) For people with some disabilities it will be a must to purchase Hands free plus safe.
Thank You for all your
Tips on Traveling the world Over.
2023. Just returned from Australia and our room had no flat surfaces except bedside tables We used your ironing board hack and it was fantastic Thanks for all of your tips! Happy traveling
So glad that hack helped!
The only neck pillow to fly with is “Tubular Travel -Tube Travel Pillow”, tube you stuff with clothes! I’m able to pack PJs, jeans, 2 shirts, bra and underwear in one, frees up more space in your carry on, made by Donna C in Jacksonville FL
That sounds awesome!!!!
I just can't get past this; it's creative though.
I had to go check it out. I’m trying to figure out what material it’s made from… is it nylon?
Does this product shop internationally?
@@newpixieartist You will know if you go to the link in the description box. I would think so.
Another way to pack jewelry is to lay it out on GLAD Press 'n' Seal. Your necklaces will be tangle-free and when you seal it, you can still roll it up and put it in a plastic bag, but really you can stuff it anywhere.
Great hack!!
what an amazing hack!!!
Yes! This works great! 😊
Do you have to pack extra for repacking or will it reseal after one or 2 uses?
@@betsybrady8520 it reseals in my experience
I know this is not in everyone’s budget, but I travel weekly and I ALWAYS carry my black cashmere scarf from White and Warren. I got it as a gift years ago and it is a blanket and a scarf. It has saved me thousands of times and is a beautiful, timeless piece. They sometimes (rarely) go on sale for 20-25% off. I especially like this one because it is big enough to use as a blanket but also upgrades any outfit
Such a great piece! Thanks for sharing, Liz.
I love travel pouches, but if you’re looking for a budget option, mesh laundry bags will work in a pinch!!
Love that packing idea!
That’s what I use because they take up little room, come in so many sizes & when I visit family I take a few extra ones so I can add my clothing to my family’s laundry without losing my clothing.
Dont know if this was mentioned yet, but string your necklaces through a straw will also keep them from getting tangled up. Happy bday Ollie!
Thanks!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurieI love your channel, and travel videos!
I keep an old trunk organizer in my closet that holds all my travel stuff. Luggage tags, shower shoes, small sewing kit, electric adapters, money belts, travel bottles and anything I only use for travel. It’s great because I always know where my travel stuff is.
I even have a box of 1 quart Ziplock bags, leftover from when we had to put all our liquids in them!
Good tip, I also have all my travel stuff in bins so I'm not searching everywhere.
I keep all my travel stuff in a plastic box in the closet. I have a travel toiletries kit that I refresh after each trip, so I just have to pull out the bin, take what I need, add clothes & electronics & I'm ready to go.
I always travel with toiletries in the large Ziploc bags, and within that anything that is liquid is in another snack ziploc bag (tooth care kit in medium bag for convenience to just pull out as one, same with face care). This double-bagging has saved me before. With the changes in pressure that your liquids go through on a flight, it's easy for them to burst their containers.
I have a very small quick dry travel towel from REI Co-op Which comes in its own mesh Velcro bag! I use it as a travel blanket, car seat cover (so I don’t burn my legs on a hot rental car seat), emergency towel for spills, and, of course, to use as a towel if I needed one! Can’t travel without it.
Thanks for sharing!! I’ll look it up.
I’ve never thought to use my travel towel as a blanket. Smart!
Yes, I have one of those too! Handy things.
They are a must have for any holiday where you go to the beach. We always throw our travel towels in the scooter with our goggles. You can wash them at night and they are good to go in the morning. And it's my layover blanket. Choose a dark colour and good quality. Ours have done at least 10 trips.
another favorite of mine for earrings are those chiffon bags with ribbon closures that gift shops often put earrings in. super lightweight, small, and you probably have them lying around already
They often have those bags in the craft section at the dollar store especially around Christmas time. You can find mini size zip top baggies there as well. They are sold to store beading supplies but they are great for pills and other small items.
Laurie I just came back from Mexico my first flight in over 20 years. I watched all of your videos in preparation for TSA rule compliance, packing tips and more😀Thank you so much everything went so smoothly I was well prepared before I even got to the airport by the time I was sitting on the plane I was so proud of myself. Your videos saved me a lot of anxiety and I was "cool as a cucumber" thanks Laurie your the best!!💜
I am so glad! Thanks for the update Tabby.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie 💜
Glad you had a great trip im Off to Mexico on the 18th for my bday jus wondering for makeup what if u have only carry on bags and your liquid bag is clear but it only fits a couple things in it can I put that liquid bag inside a non see thru makeup bag or do they have to be separate
Also if I already filled out my Fmm form how do I go about that when I get to the airport also where do I go to get that printed out before I leave and Is there anything else I need for documents or anything else I need to know where to keep things does my liquids bag go in my carryon suitcase or person bag and do I switch it to my personal when I get past tsa or how does that work ? Also did u convert your
US dollars at the airport in Mexico or at a convert center before you went to the airport ? And what kind of water bottle do I bring if most are to big ? this is my first time flying and I’m extremely nervous
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie how about medicine bottles? I have removed my Rx meds for literal years and never had a problem. I would pack essentials, my Rx meds in those little sectioned pills cases. They are abx, in case I get travelers stomach issues, otc pills for gas (bubbly blonde) & other Rx pills now that I’m aging ungracefully. Well US customs was going to arrest me unless I could validate my meds in my container not in the Rx bottle. Now I need to take 10 bottles including over the counter meds? This is going to take up room in my otherwise perfect organizational skills. What do you suggest, so I don’t have to get an entire new suitcase to haul my meds in “proper bottles” along with my girdle & tennies. I’m 68 & too old to smuggle anything there & back outside of a good small memento of my trip.
I travel a lot &. ideas:.🙂 Take a picture of any luggage, if lost, helpful! 😇 Carry small flashlight/extra batteries, power out, urgent! 🐱 Also small nite light, unfamiliar hotel room, etc avoid toe smash! ♥️🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing!
when travelling with wet wipes put them into a ziplock bag to stop them drying out in your bag. It’s something to do with the environment in flight.
Or preferably, avoid wet wipes like the Plague. They're an enrivonmental nightmare.
@@mehitabel1290 So is using clean drinkable water, laundry detergent with chemicals that get into the ground water and electricity to wash cloths.
@@gingereaves4097 Yes. But unlike Wet Wipes, none of those things block the sewer systems, so workers have to suit up and go down there to prise the indestructible hankies out of the grids, to allow the sewage to flow again.. Moreover, in many countries, the water you're using for washing yourself or your clothes isn't drinkable. And have you ever heard of eco-friendly detergents, or washing cloths (clothes?) by hand..?
One of my favorite pack-light hacks is putting the liquids and gels I just need a bit of (face scrub, aloe, neosporin, ichthammol, benadryl cream) in contact cases. I can travel for a month at a time with enough sunblock, bug stuff, and shampoo plus those littles in my quart-sized ziplock. I use Bite toothpaste bits instead of regular paste. Happy trails!
You channel name should have been Smush and Sqoosh! Lol 😉
Bwahahaha love it!
Hi Laurie, I don't travel as much these days, but I enjoy and use many of your travel tips. Thanks so much!!!
Great tips, Laurie! Thanks for sharing! 👍🏼👍🏼👊🏽👊🏽
I do find a good quality neck pillow to be worth it. I also turn it what most people would consider to be back to front, precisely to stop my head from lolling forward when I doze off
and i thought i was the only one who did that !! :))
I’ve been enjoying your videos. I’m a senior woman who only travels 1-2 time per year by plane. Have found it necessary to travel lighter to manage items alone. So glad I watched these before next trip as it’s so easy to get sucked into buying the pretty stuff that truly isn’t necessary. I bet you’ve been some amazing places. I know it’s not what your channel is about but would love to hear some funny stories or something exciting that happened on a trip or just anything you think would be fun for us less traveled folks to hear. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience😊
Absolutely love your videos! I'm pretty organized but besides new creative ways of packing you've reenforced my methods! Thank you, Laurie.
Thank you so much!
You have the best travel tips video out there! Thank you for all you do!♥️♥️♥️
I really appreciate you!
You are amazing! Thank you so much for your helpful, smart and creative tips. All your videos make traveling so much easier, safer and better! You are the best.
Laurie, thanks so much for these informative videos! I am going to Ireland in May, and want to bring only a carry-on, so this advice was so helpful. 💖
My favorite international travel hack: When you have a pair of socks (or any clothing really) that are about to wear out, put them in your suitcase. Then you can wear the item one more time on your trip and toss it. Makes room for souvenirs, and no dirty laundry in your bag!
I do that too, I would bring old undies, slippers, even PJs, then leave them in the trash at the hotel. Less stuff on the return trip.
I do the same. I even did it with a pair of shoes and jeans. We were visiting family of a friend in Hawaii and the family wanted to take them, wash them and donate to charity. So win-win.
I did that in Europe.
I did that with a pair of sandals on my last trip to visit the US. The plan was to toss them before coming home, and buying new ones. I ended up wearing them for the 2 month visit, and since I was shipping a box home, I threw them in the box. Now, almost 3 years later... I am still wearing them ha ha 😎
This hack is for any travel; domestic or foreign. I've been doing this for years. Especially good for underpants. I normally wear cotton ones. They are bulky so being able to discard them after wearing saves space and weight.
Compression packing cube does help lesson space needed in suitcase.
Your pup is adorable! Enjoy your channel.
You are sooooooo right! Thanks for this video.
Happy Birthday, lil dog! ❤️
Thank you!
Laurie, although I don't fly a lot, I am always ready and up to date because of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and insight.
Thank you for watching.
Hi Laurie. I love your videos, they are so full of practical tips! I'm preparing for an overseas trip and I'm getting many great ideas from your helpful tips. Thank you so much!!!
I hope you have a fantastic vacation!
Hi Laurie! Travel junkie here who is always on the lookout for new travel tips and hacks. Love your channel!
Hello, darlin’.
Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge with us.
🌸
I use paper or plastic straws to run one side of a necklace through, so I never worry about tangles. The straws can be cut down for short chains. I also use small plastic pill bags to keep earrings apart and rarely pack more than simple gold & silver jewelry which will go with anything.
Exactly what I do too.
Necklaces won't tangle if you fasten them before packing
I have the exercise belt you showed. It was recommended when we went to S. Africa. It was perfect. Held my ID, passport, money, lip balm, tissues and wet wipes on the plane and on safari. One pocket has a zipper. I now use it for walking and biking. I highly recommend it. Love your videos!!!
Okay maybe I need to get it before Christmas - thanks!
I have used these too. Super practical and worth the investment.
You have to take it off when going through security though. (Easier, if it’s not too tight-fitting.) Honestly this is one thing I would not use until I got to my destination. Train travel? It’s great. 😊
@@corriepitt7630 I have never removed mine going thru security. Kept the pockets empty until I went thru.
@@sandibutt2023 It shows Laurie is right, it depends on the TSA agent, and we just need to be polite and cooperative when questioned on things like this!😊
Always enjoy your videos. Don't travel nearly as much as I wish I could but still enjoy the planning.
Thank you so much for these helpful hints! Traveling to Spain soon w family and these will come in handy. Need to see if you have more about pick pocketing and security overseas on your channel. Thank you! Keep posting!!!!
Thanks for the tips Laurie. I've learned a lot from you. Our retirement trip to Italy has been postponed for the second time! Not necessarily because of Covid this time, but due to travel agent woes. But hopefully by May the restrictions will be lessened and not worse! I will have to start all over with your videos!
Sounds great!
Love your videos! Thanks for all the great ideas! When I cruise, I pack a foldable over the door shoe bag. The pockets work great for extra storage since the bathroom vanities are very small.
Yes, such a great travel hack!
Hi, I've been watching a number of your videos this past few days as we finally get back in the air very soon. Thank you for providing such valuable information. Your tips are excellent.
Thank you!!
I really enjoyed all your tips! Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Love this video Laurie! So funny I have come to the same conclusions as you about a lot of the items you talked about here! Always trying to save space! Take care ❤️🌺
I will still take some of them, but I do not necessarily neeeeeed them. Thanks Deborah.
While researching about packing cubes I came across your video. Just took my first trip using The packing cubes in my yeti backpack. Definitely a game changer for me made packing and unpacking so much easier. Thank you so much for all your tips and videos and suggestions. Also especially thanks for the video on how to fold clothes when packing seriously helpful! Happy trails all.
You're so sweet to give me an update!
I always appreciate the wealth of information you share with us. Thank you so much! ♥️
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for sharing. Very insightful video.
Glad it was helpful!
I got that Cabi neck pillow a few years ago based on your recommendation and I have never regretted it! That thing is awesome! Best one I ever had. Thanks!
It's awesome and rolls up which I forget about.
Hello, I'm going to fly for the first time in 13 years. Lots of changes! I started watching you for tips and tricks and I really enjoy and appreciate your vlogs!
Thanks for watching my videos!
Thank you 💕 for the wonderful traveling tips
Appreciate your travel tips Mom, so kind of you to share!
Thanks for watching! I am so sorry I missed your comment.
Hi! I really appreciate you travel tips! I’m from Canada, and my husband and I are taking our first real holiday at the end of May (we are in our sixties, married for 45 years, so this is a honeymoon, of sorts). My number one bucket list has always been Ireland! I am excited to see my ancestral homeland, and hope to discover a few cousins.
Have fun! What a magical trip!
Agree with everything you said. Love your videos! So helpful. I have packed a lot lighter over the years. Although haven’t flown in quite a while but your videos definitely still work for packing light for road trips. I love bringing a light turkish towel on a trip to use as a scarf or wrap around my shoulder on a winter walk on the beach watching the sunrise. And it is so thin and takes up very little packing space. I also use different colored mesh zipper bags of different sizes for organizing items in our toiletry/overnight bag. Thanks for all the great info. I binged watched alot of your videos this past week while my husband and I are recovering in our bedroom from Covid. Please pray for us. Thanks.
Praying for full recovery. Thank you too!
You are so kind and helpful!! Thank you for the great tips!
You are so welcome!
Great video!
I’ve been binge watching your channel the last few days and taking my notes! (I need my notes.)
I’ve not used the space saving tips, except for using my packing cubes which are a must for me!
I’m excited to use all of my new space saving hacks from you!
My suitcase has stickers from all of the places that I’ve traveled to, so it’s easy to describe if I lose it. 😎
Awe I love that you personalize with stickers from the places you’ve visited!
I put individual jewelry pieces in small clear craft bags, then put them all in pouch together. The bags come in varying sizes too. Great for jewelry, meds, any small items you need to corral and take up little space. Also, with school starting back soon, there will be a lot of pencil cases available, hard and soft side, that can work well for pouches. So agree about the travel pillow. We use them on long haul flights but otherwise they stay at home. And always, always, carry a long charging cord so when you get stuck in the airport, you can bridge the gap between the electrical outlets and where you may be sitting. Not all airports have seating with electrical plugs every couple of seats, especially regional airports.
Awesome! Yes and you can use a sunglasses case for jewelry too.
I love the pencil case idea. That would be good to organize my personal bag.
Hi Laurie! I am so glad to find you here and I am hooked on your videos! :) Thank you for all the great content. It really helps someone like me preparing to fly to Europe spend a few days and then a 13 night cruise across the Atlantic to FL. I will be watching every single video that I can find that you have made. :)
Oh wow! Glad you're with us.
I’m flying to your country this weekend and I’ve overdosed on your videos as they are so helpful. Thanks for all the help.
I hope you have a beautiful trip!
My travel hack is I always travel with a small extention lead with 2 regular sockets and 4 USB sockets with a current breaker in . that way I only need 1 plug converter for the country of stay and all other plugs can be used at the same time .. and there is a little more space away from the wall to safly place your electricals .
Happy travels everyone xx ❤
We do that too
Yes and especially for a cruise ship
Love your channel and all your tips! I married into an airline family (learned the standby life), and I traveled for work for years. I agree with you on most tips, but I can’t give up my neck pillow (same as yours). I could sleep anywhere- super helpful on Monday 6am flights!
You're so lucky! Thank you for watching.
Hello from the UK. Originally from Los Angeles. Have enjoyed your channel for as long as you have been broadcasting. Brilliant. I’ve traveled a lot around the world but learning from you! 💕💕 Very sensible and down to earth. Long may you continue!!
Awesome, thank you! I appreciate your loyalty!
Great comments, Laurie!! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
When I'm at my destination, I don't keep cash in my wallet, but instead take out almost all of the Kleenex in a purse pack (the kind that fold - On the Go packs) and put my paper money in that. It may not help if the entire purse gets stolen, but if you re being pickpocketed they probably won't bother with it.
Great idea.
Great idea, much less drastic than a lady I heard of, that uses a small diaper (clean one) she slices a pocket into the middle of it and puts in a very thin canvas bag containing her money and other valuables. She then rolls it like one would a dirty diaper and puts it in her bag, uses some brown eye shadow on the side fringe to aide the illusion of a dirty diaper. Not only does she not get pick pocketed, apparently once, she left the purse for a moment and saw a would be thief fixing to grab the purse, recoil at the sight and leave it alone. As effective as that probably is, I like your idea lot more.
Yes! I talk about that in a travel hack video. LOVE that hack.
Oh my word! That's funny and odd.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie To be honest, I have my doubts as to the veracity of the account, but stranger things have happened.
Dear Laurie, Thank you! So many of these are brilliantly-simple yet are new to me. An ironing board… super idea.
Your reviews are timely & welcome. So many sparkly things on Amazon caught my eye (COVID surfing). Helpful to know if they are truly ‘essential’.
Thanks again! From Silicon Valley, CA.
Love “Covid surfing!” Did a bit of that myself.
I agree. Thank you!
Wonderful!
Great tips for simplifying and organizing travel packing! As always thanks ever so much!
Glad it was helpful!
I liked the soap sheets prior to covid only because we had experiencedlow or no soap when travel. Now places have to comply and fill soap dispensers. Love your videos.
Yes so maybe just pack one to be sure.
A lot of Asian countries do not even have a place for a soap dispenser. Most people usually carry their own soap, hand towel, and sometimes toilet paper, so most public restrooms simply do not provide these things anymore. And COVID has not changed that.
@@colorjunkie thank you for sharing. Good to know.
Just got back from Italy and ran into empty soap dispensers a few times
Hello from Australia! Loving your travel tips. I travel overseas extensively (pre-COVID anyway) and I used to love buying all the sparkly things! Until I realised how much space they take up. Looking forward to travelling again and using some of your tips! 😁💗🇦🇺
Thank you and happy winter to you!
GREAT video, Laurie! Loved the tip about jewelry, GLASSES and chargers. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Great tips. Thank you for your tips.😎
Love all this info! One day I'm going to use this!!! Hopefully sooner than later.
Yes!!
I always get cold on a plane, I always wear a sweater or hoodie but still freeze. I found a beach towel that fold very small and I use that for my travel blanket, as we usually travel to tropical destinations. Even if we don't always need a beach towel at the resort we usually do need one on excursions.
That’s great that it’s more than one use.
I have a Sand Cloud beach towel that doubles as a blanket because I ALWAYS need it in airports.
@@wendio5437 I just bought one for a trip to the Caribbean.
Have not flown in 20 years, so I appreciate the information I am getting here.
I hope my newer videos can also help you. Have fun!
Hey I’m getting ready to fly for the first time ! Next month 3 1/2 hour flight from Atlanta hart field. I’ve been watch your videos to get thru security with ease thank you for your updates! I watch them weekly!😀
Oh yay! If you have a super long delay, check out Minute Suites in the atl airport.
Yup! I’ve traveled around the world, sometimes, 3 months out. I travel light with just a carryon and a small backpack. And THIS IS HOW I DO IT! Listen to her! This video about traveling tips is A-1! 👏👏👏
Thanks for sharing!! I appreciate you. Hope you get to travel again soon!
I have a travel scarf that has the pockets for passport etc-it's big enough I can use for blanket or shawl or as infinity scarf. Great for hands free yet accessible. I use it even in summer if flying as airports/planes are COLD
Yes, I love mine!
Thanks and the vids have been enlightening! Taking our first trip to the UK this summer. Your tips have been extremely helpful and my check list isgetting longer as a result! Thanks! Will continue to watch.
Have fun!
I always enjoy your videos. Great tips.
I appreciate that!
Great video. We finally get to travel to Maine from Oregon soon to see my precious granddaughter!!
Oh have such a wonderful time! Beautiful! Hubs is flying to Oregon tomorrow and will try to hit crater lake while he's on a layover.
Great tips as always and the reasoning behind them. Thanks!
I hope people listen to the reasoning. It's basically if you're tight on space.
Great Information. Thank You for taking the time to make this video.
Thanks for watching!!
Well…….have purchased several of these and you are definitely correct.
Yes, and I will still travel with them sometimes.
I completely agree about the items that roll up and are bulky. I recently bought a travel accessory set that has three clear vinyl zipper bags that velcro inside of something else that then rolls up. I cannot think of a reason why this is a good idea. I've traveled with the smaller bags separated out, and they are great individually because they fit in the narrow spaces of my suitcase/carry-on bag perfectly!
Totally agree!
Great tips for saving space! Thank you from Japan!
Thanks for watching! Have a beautiful week.
Love your tips
Thanks so much!
Hi, Laurie! As always, thanks for your tips. I do have to say that for me a neck pillow is a necessity. I'm 5'1" and I find the headrests to high so it's uncomfortable for me to put up with for any length of time. I have a neck pillow I attach to my personal item. It works for me and is my only non minimal item I ever bring on a trip.
Safe travels to everyone 🛫
Thanks for sharing!! Yes, for some it is a necessity. Thank you for watching!
I found a neck pillow with built-in pump. It's small, light, folds flat until needed. I used it for naps & sleep on the train. Worked for me.
@@jacquelyns9709 I've had mine for years. I like it not just because if folds but also it can be inflated to various density.
I am also short and find a pillow neccessary. The neck type is too big for my short neck. I like microbead pillows (like Beanie Babies) which are are softer than travel pillows and can be squished down.
@@judyrakela7835 what kind?
Hi! Your videos have been extremely helpful for me. We are flying to Hawaii from Atlanta in a few weeks. I've never stepped foot into an airport, or on a plane in my 40+ years. Being a nervous wreck about not knowing what to do, how to pack, or what to pack; I found your videos. They absolutely broke everything down for me, and took the anxiety of first time flying away. Thank you ❤
Yay! Have a glorious time! Expect delays so your day is not ruined. Minute Suites has 2 locations in ATL in case you are delayed many hours.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie, very good to know! Thank you!
Ah have fun on your vacation just have faith in your flight crew.
These tips are fab.
Hi. Love your tips. Very practical.
I just found your channel it is very helpful. I am traveling to Scotland this weekend. Thanks for the tips.
Have fun! How beautiful!
I've recently found your videos and am binging them. Thank you! Here's something I've been needing for years, but haven't yet found: a way to pack/protect underwire bras (lined, like for under t-shirts)! I've resorted to putting them in a corner of the top of the suitcase, and stuffing them with socks/undies to try to keep their shape, but they sometimes get smashed/creased!! Please also let us know if you ever find a compression packing cube that's mesh. I can't function if I can't see what's in the cubes. Thank you!
Hi the newer cubes are see through-ish so to me they are better than mesh. Look at the white ones. You can see them better in my christmas gift ideas from amazon video: bit.ly/3FZfSi5
Good video. I bought a stand up pencil case in the school supply section of my Walmart store. Very versatile to use for my dental supplies and make up on the hotel countertop. It looks just like the brush case you show. Also, I have found several new small and medium pouches at our local Goodwill store. I will be traveling internationally next year for the first time. So excited already and it won't be until June. :o)
I love these budget friendly tips.
Thanks for sharing
First timer here and I subscribed. Luv that you get to the point without a lot of needless chatter. 🧡💛💚
Thanks so much!
I love the Travelon mesh pouches too!
Oh yay! I wish they had a bigger one too.
I try to travel (and live) sustainably so avoid buying plastic as it's bad for the environment. Reusable pouches are a better choice and are more flexible.
True!
I love reusable pouches, I just started traveling with them this spring. My hanging toiletry bag is packed away.
So I'm guessing you don't fly.....
@@tracycameron2580 hahaha
@@tracycameron2580 no question that flying causes pollution. I am a travel advisor and focus on sustainable travel.
To reduce the carbon emissions when flying you should pack less which uses less fuel (Did you know that if everyone packed just one less pair of shoes, the fuel savings would be equivalent to removing 10,500 cars off the road for an entire year?) and fly on newer planes that are more fuel efficient.
The other benefit of travelling is that natural environments, wildlife species and plant life are preserved. Governments charge environmental taxes and maintain natural environments to attract tourists who spend money in their country. If people didn't travel to see the Amazon rainforest for example, it would be cut down and used for cattle ranches. We know that natural environments are beneficial to the planet. Travel also helps local economies and preserves cultural heritage - these are both aspects of sustainable travel. There are so many benefits of travel and we can make it sustainable at the same time. Let's face it, everything we do has an impact on the environment. Buying cheap clothing made on another continent (that pays workers low wages, and needs to be shipped to the consumer) are ways that we damage the planet. Sometimes a little bad outweighs a lot of good. It is a balancing act.
Obsessed with your videos! Very straightforward which is my preference 🤩
Thank you!!
Great tips, thank you.
You are so welcome!