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]]>Say your bags go missing. While you wait for them, you may feel dirty after a long flight. As a result, it would be worthwhile to pack a spare set of clothes in your carry-on bag so that you can at least freshen up after you land.
Although too many liquids pose a problem, you should at least pack a toothbrush, toothpaste, and some deodorant in your carry-on bag. After all, if you have bad breath after napping on the plane or simply want to freshen up, such items come in handy. Again, make sure to keep in line with liquid requirements.
While there are power outlets on many planes, you can’t be sure that you’ll definitely find one on your specific flight. Also, if your phone has a low battery as you’re charging through the airport, you probably won’t want to waste time searching for a power outlet. With a portable charger, you’ll never have to have these concerns again.
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]]>Available in 12 colors, this hard-shelled carry-on bag is perfect for keeping your valuables safe while looking stylish. This bag can store up to 34 liters, leaving plenty of space for all of your essentials ranging from toiletries to clothing and electronics. It’s multi-directional double spinner wheels allow 360-degree rolling, making it easy to roll around as you navigate the airport.
This case from Away is perfect for storing items of unconventional dimensions, given its ability to expand so as to allow extra room. It also comes with interior compression bands to keep your possessions safe and secure.
Much like its name suggests, this durable polycarbonate case has been engineered to glide across the floor seamlessly, making it perfect for airport visits as well as any trip on the street to your hotel.
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]]>The post How To Travel With Carry-On Luggage Only appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>What’s great with many airlines is that they allow you to bring a personal item on board the aircraft in addition to your carry-on luggage. This could be a purse, laptop bag, or even a musical instrument. Make sure to take advantage of this perk so as to maximize what you can travel with. A large tote bag could also pass as a personal item, making for a great way to bring extra baggage.
In addition to keeping items separate and easier to find, packing cubes are also good at compressing these items and minimizing the space they take up. Simply divide up your possessions by category and pack them in separate packing cubes before putting those in your carry-on.
Even if you are intent on applying makeup on vacation, remember that you don’t need to take your entire collection with you. Also, consider decanting large bottles of liquids into smaller bottles that are more appropriate for the shorter trip.
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]]>The post Best Compact Carry-On Luggage Pieces appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This bag is so compact that it can easily slide underneath a plane seat, giving you the freedom to place your luggage wherever is most comfortable. Its interior is intuitively designed to provide optimal organization, with its laptop sleeve, pouches, and zipper pockets.
Weighing just two pounds, this Travelpro tote bag is easy to carry, making it ideal for a vacation that involves plenty of walking. It is also highly versatile, coming with a detachable shoulder strap and padding to keep your belongings safe.
With a padded laptop sleeve and spacious U-shaped compartments, this compact piece is surprisingly easy to pack. Of course, its USB port is ideal for any tech-lover who wants to charge their electronic devices on the go.
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]]>The post This Sneaky Trick Will Help You Take More Clothes on Your Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Clothes tend to take up a bunch of room in a suitcase, particularly if it’s winterwear. Sweaters, coats, and boots all take up massive amounts of space, leaving little capacity for anything else. There are a few options for what to do.
You could take an extra case. The downside of this, however, is that it can be fairly expensive to check in another bag and you have to lug it around with you on your trip. And worse comes to worst: the airline loses your luggage. Eeek!
Considering how many cons there are to this plan, it’s not our go-to.
There is, however, another way.
Every traveler needs a neck pillow when they fly. How else do you intend to get some shut-eye in those very uncomfortable seats? Well, there are now neck pillows that double as storage space, like the Tube Travel Neck Pillow or the Dot & Dot Twist Memory Foam Travel Neck Pillow.
The nifty accessory is hollowed out, offering enough room to stuff it with any item of clothing you wish. Obviously, don’t put anything too hard as the pillow does serve the purpose of supporting your neck at the end of the day.
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]]>The post Best Carry-On Luggage For Your Next Flight appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Highly durable thanks to its hard polypro shell, this Samsonite also comes with double wheels, increasing your maneuverability. With its divider and numerous pockets, packing becomes a breeze with this versatile trolley bag. This Samsonite also has an external zipper that will extend the bag if you need extra space.
Thanks to its PrecisionGlide System, wheeling this around will prove to be a smooth and effortless experience, making your travels easier. The Platinum Elite spinner comes with a USB port to charge your devices on the go as well as a drop-in, fold-out suiter, which will keep your clothes wrinkle-free.
With two compartments and a divider, the Away Carry-On makes it easy to pack in a systematic way, separating your clothes and toiletries. What’s unique about this trolley bag is that it comes with a laundry bag, enabling you to keep your dirty laundry away from your clean, fresh-smelling clothes.
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]]>The post Should You Choose Traveling With a Suitcase Or a Backpack? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>First of all, you need to understand where you are going. If you are going on a backpacking trip, sleeping in a tent in nature, of course, you are better off with a backpack. If you are flying by plane to a big city, and staying in a hotel, you will probably be more comfortable with a trolley.
Keep in mind, that even if you are traveling to a city, in some cities there is no easy access to the hotel. In some East Asian cities, for example, access can be via high staircases. In this case, it is better to travel with a backpack and not carry a suitcase.
Think about what you need to take with you, and whether it will be more convenient for you to pack your clothes in a backpack or small suitcase. For example, if you know you will need more than one pair of shoes (say day and evening shoes), you will probably be less comfortable packing them in a backpack.
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]]>The post Four Things That You Never Knew You Needed in Your Carry-On appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>But did you know that you might also be forgetting things that aren’t so obvious?
Travel can be intense, long, and stressful, and it isn’t always obvious what you’ll need to take with you. So here are four recommendations for things that you never knew you needed to take with you in your carry-on.
The recycled, stale air in planes can dry out your skin very quickly. No one wants to have ashy skin, so be sure to take lotion with you to be sure that your skin is taken care of.
It can be absolutely impossible to find outlets in an airport. And if your plane doesn’t have them, forget about having a charged phone. Take a portable, battery-powered charger with you to ensure that your phone won’t run out of battery.
You won’t have space for a big first-aid kit will all of the things that you might need for travel, but it wouldn’t hurt to pack a small one. Include bandaids, gauze, and other small first-aid essentials that you might need.
Traveling puts you in contact with lots of germs. Touching things that have been touched by millions of other travelers can get you sick really quickly. Use antibacterial wipes to clean off anything you can imagine to ensure that you won’t get sick.
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]]>The post Crucial Items to Keep in Your Carry-On Luggage appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Say your bags go missing. While you wait for them, you may feel dirty after a long flight. As a result, it would be worthwhile to pack a spare set of clothes in your carry-on bag so that you can at least freshen up after you land.
Although too many liquids pose a problem, you should at least pack a toothbrush, toothpaste, and some deodorant in your carry-on bag. After all, if you have bad breath after napping on the plane or simply want to freshen up, such items come in handy. Again, make sure to keep in line with liquid requirements.
While there are power outlets on many planes, you can’t be sure that you’ll definitely find one on your specific flight. Also, if your phone has a low battery as you’re charging through the airport, you probably won’t want to waste time searching for a power outlet. With a portable charger, you’ll never have to have these concerns again.
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]]>The post Best Carry-On Luggage For Your Next Flight appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Available in 12 colors, this hard-shelled carry-on bag is perfect for keeping your valuables safe while looking stylish. This bag can store up to 34 liters, leaving plenty of space for all of your essentials ranging from toiletries to clothing and electronics. It’s multi-directional double spinner wheels allow 360-degree rolling, making it easy to roll around as you navigate the airport.
This case from Away is perfect for storing items of unconventional dimensions, given its ability to expand so as to allow extra room. It also comes with interior compression bands to keep your possessions safe and secure.
Much like its name suggests, this durable polycarbonate case has been engineered to glide across the floor seamlessly, making it perfect for airport visits as well as any trip on the street to your hotel.
The post Best Carry-On Luggage For Your Next Flight appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post How To Travel With Carry-On Luggage Only appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>What’s great with many airlines is that they allow you to bring a personal item on board the aircraft in addition to your carry-on luggage. This could be a purse, laptop bag, or even a musical instrument. Make sure to take advantage of this perk so as to maximize what you can travel with. A large tote bag could also pass as a personal item, making for a great way to bring extra baggage.
In addition to keeping items separate and easier to find, packing cubes are also good at compressing these items and minimizing the space they take up. Simply divide up your possessions by category and pack them in separate packing cubes before putting those in your carry-on.
Even if you are intent on applying makeup on vacation, remember that you don’t need to take your entire collection with you. Also, consider decanting large bottles of liquids into smaller bottles that are more appropriate for the shorter trip.
The post How To Travel With Carry-On Luggage Only appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Best Compact Carry-On Luggage Pieces appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This bag is so compact that it can easily slide underneath a plane seat, giving you the freedom to place your luggage wherever is most comfortable. Its interior is intuitively designed to provide optimal organization, with its laptop sleeve, pouches, and zipper pockets.
Weighing just two pounds, this Travelpro tote bag is easy to carry, making it ideal for a vacation that involves plenty of walking. It is also highly versatile, coming with a detachable shoulder strap and padding to keep your belongings safe.
With a padded laptop sleeve and spacious U-shaped compartments, this compact piece is surprisingly easy to pack. Of course, its USB port is ideal for any tech-lover who wants to charge their electronic devices on the go.
The post Best Compact Carry-On Luggage Pieces appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post This Sneaky Trick Will Help You Take More Clothes on Your Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Clothes tend to take up a bunch of room in a suitcase, particularly if it’s winterwear. Sweaters, coats, and boots all take up massive amounts of space, leaving little capacity for anything else. There are a few options for what to do.
You could take an extra case. The downside of this, however, is that it can be fairly expensive to check in another bag and you have to lug it around with you on your trip. And worse comes to worst: the airline loses your luggage. Eeek!
Considering how many cons there are to this plan, it’s not our go-to.
There is, however, another way.
Every traveler needs a neck pillow when they fly. How else do you intend to get some shut-eye in those very uncomfortable seats? Well, there are now neck pillows that double as storage space, like the Tube Travel Neck Pillow or the Dot & Dot Twist Memory Foam Travel Neck Pillow.
The nifty accessory is hollowed out, offering enough room to stuff it with any item of clothing you wish. Obviously, don’t put anything too hard as the pillow does serve the purpose of supporting your neck at the end of the day.
The post This Sneaky Trick Will Help You Take More Clothes on Your Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Best Carry-On Luggage For Your Next Flight appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Highly durable thanks to its hard polypro shell, this Samsonite also comes with double wheels, increasing your maneuverability. With its divider and numerous pockets, packing becomes a breeze with this versatile trolley bag. This Samsonite also has an external zipper that will extend the bag if you need extra space.
Thanks to its PrecisionGlide System, wheeling this around will prove to be a smooth and effortless experience, making your travels easier. The Platinum Elite spinner comes with a USB port to charge your devices on the go as well as a drop-in, fold-out suiter, which will keep your clothes wrinkle-free.
With two compartments and a divider, the Away Carry-On makes it easy to pack in a systematic way, separating your clothes and toiletries. What’s unique about this trolley bag is that it comes with a laundry bag, enabling you to keep your dirty laundry away from your clean, fresh-smelling clothes.
The post Best Carry-On Luggage For Your Next Flight appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Should You Choose Traveling With a Suitcase Or a Backpack? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>First of all, you need to understand where you are going. If you are going on a backpacking trip, sleeping in a tent in nature, of course, you are better off with a backpack. If you are flying by plane to a big city, and staying in a hotel, you will probably be more comfortable with a trolley.
Keep in mind, that even if you are traveling to a city, in some cities there is no easy access to the hotel. In some East Asian cities, for example, access can be via high staircases. In this case, it is better to travel with a backpack and not carry a suitcase.
Think about what you need to take with you, and whether it will be more convenient for you to pack your clothes in a backpack or small suitcase. For example, if you know you will need more than one pair of shoes (say day and evening shoes), you will probably be less comfortable packing them in a backpack.
The post Should You Choose Traveling With a Suitcase Or a Backpack? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Four Things That You Never Knew You Needed in Your Carry-On appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>But did you know that you might also be forgetting things that aren’t so obvious?
Travel can be intense, long, and stressful, and it isn’t always obvious what you’ll need to take with you. So here are four recommendations for things that you never knew you needed to take with you in your carry-on.
The recycled, stale air in planes can dry out your skin very quickly. No one wants to have ashy skin, so be sure to take lotion with you to be sure that your skin is taken care of.
It can be absolutely impossible to find outlets in an airport. And if your plane doesn’t have them, forget about having a charged phone. Take a portable, battery-powered charger with you to ensure that your phone won’t run out of battery.
You won’t have space for a big first-aid kit will all of the things that you might need for travel, but it wouldn’t hurt to pack a small one. Include bandaids, gauze, and other small first-aid essentials that you might need.
Traveling puts you in contact with lots of germs. Touching things that have been touched by millions of other travelers can get you sick really quickly. Use antibacterial wipes to clean off anything you can imagine to ensure that you won’t get sick.
The post Four Things That You Never Knew You Needed in Your Carry-On appeared first on Traveler Master.
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