Beach Vacation Packing List Template (Page 2 of 2) in pdf

___ Copies of Passport/Credit Cards

___ Money/Credit Cards/ID (Make sure you call your bank to let them know you are traveling)

___ Medical Insurance Card

___ Travel Itinerary

___ Maps/Directions

___ Know Currency Exchange

___ Voltage adaptor (If needed)

Basic Packing Tips

Rolling Your Clothes

Backpackers swear by this method. Rolling works well with pants, skirts and sports

shirts. Lay the item face down, fold back the sleeves and then roll from the bottom up.

Fold Clothes Together

Take two or more garments, for example trousers, and lay half of one pair on top of the

other. Fold the one on the bottom over the pair on the top. Then take the other and fold it

on the top. This gives each pair some cushion where you've folded it so it's less likely to

crease or wrinkle in the folds.

Tissue Paper

For delicate items, try tissue paper. Lay the item face down and place tissue paper on

top. Fold it up with the tissue paper inside. Use additional layers of paper as you fold the

garment so it is completely wrapped in and around paper. This is easy enough the first

time you pack, but becomes a pain if you have to keep repacking. We only use this

approach for evening clothes that we don't want to crush.

Tips for Air Travelers

You may not pack liquid or gel substances in your carry-on unless they are in individual

containers of 3.4 ounces or less and enclosed in one clear, quart-size, plastic, zip-top bag

per passenger. Any larger containers of liquids and gels must be packed in your checked

luggage.

Be aware of restrictions on the size and number of bags you may bring onto your flight.

Many airlines now charge a fee for every checked bag or have lowered the maximum

permitted weight limits for checked luggage.

Do not lock your checked bags except with TSA-approved locks; otherwise, if your bag is

selected for random screening, agents will have to break the lock to get inside.

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