Packing List Carry-On Bags
Packing List Carry-On Bags are a big deal to travelers. I was always told to bring an ace band-aid because it’s good for stopping snake venom by helping to stabilize a broken bone or sprain. In the old days, they said what to pack in your carry-on bag was a hard thing to figure out.
Packing List Carry-On Bags
Carry-On Bag Packing List is my most important piece of luggage. Most people can live out of their carry-on bag for days. So keep it light but, be smart in case you lose everything. Those things you can live without should be on your Carry-On Bag Packing List
Look No Further
Start with a plan and stress-free advice.
AMA recommends this advice here.
The documents side of planning and having a stress free trip.
Pinterest has a ton of significant hits to avoid stress while packing and unpacking
- New go-to item: KT tape for this purpose because it’s so small and efficient.
- Top items: iPod, pink Kindle, camera gear, electronics, and a spare cell phone
- Camera gear: camera gear, camera accessory, and electronics in my carry-on.
- Passport – Make sure passports are current?
- Visa’s – do you need a visa to go to the country you are traveling too
- Immunizations and Shots – do you need vaccination?
- Catch something? – Always check with the American medical association
- What do I do if I get sick while traveling?
- Underwear not shown
- If I bring watercolors, I put them in an easy to open pouch.
- At Greek customs over my watercolors, I have been stopped in customs over my watercolors.
- Customs inspected everything because they felt it was suspicious.
- My wallets in my handbag
- One of my purses with the contents in it.
- Speakers for my computer in the Jaber case
- Earbuds
- Computer
- I keep my passport always in the same pocket in my carry on and take my immunizations World card because I go to places that might request to see it.
- A toothbrush, toothpaste, earplugs and nail file – my small ditty bag
- My flattened backpack lines the bottom of my bag
- I use a soft camera case for protection. It’s always ready to use.
- If you carry a spare cell phone as I do keep it close to you, so you have it if you need it.
In the slideshow, you will see Angie, my cat. As soon as I get my bag out, she comes over starts trilling her tail as if she is ready to be playful and come with me.
Or she likes it when I am going so she can have everything her way.
