Packing for a short trip can be quite a challenge. Enter the note and know some tips to avoid being overloaded.
The end of the work routine makes many people decide to make a weekend getaway to relax, rest or live new experiences. However, few know how to be efficient when it comes to pack the bag for a few days.
Weekend getaway: tips for packing your bag
How to organize clothes
- Do not carry more than a handbag to put what is necessary since to this the mate equipment or a laptop would be added.
- When choosing clothes, it is important to take into account the climate and be prepared for heat and possible rain forecast. In addition, it is necessary to prioritize the comfort in order to move without complications.
- Choose clothes that match each other so as not to overload your luggage.
- Use cases (or take advantage of the space that shoes give us, for example) to store small objects, cables, chargers or underwear, and thus have everything Stored compactly, neatly and easily accessible.
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What shoes to wear
Although the number of pairs that should be taken depends on the objective of the trip and the days that you are going to stay, when deciding which ones to pack in your suitcase, the most important thing is to choose those that, in addition to being comfortable and light, will adapt to various situations.
Personal hygiene
- put together a Makeup bag with what is fair and necessary. Space can be minimized by using small containers for shampoo, soap and whatever else is needed. In addition, you can also use toothpaste or deodorant in small formats that hardly take up space.
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- It is important to always have a space for items of personal care as medicines, mosquito repellent and sunscreen. For this you can buy hermetic bags to continue maintaining order.
The importance of the handbag (or fanny pack)
- Organize cash and all documents such as passport, ID, social work card and tickets in a practical envelope that contains everything and is close at hand.
- Carry a pair of glasses in a cloth envelope, candies and chewing gum in case your blood pressure drops.
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
