How to pack a suitcase before a trip and not go crazy?

Techno 26 February, 2018

2018-02-26 12:31

How to pack a suitcase before a trip and not go crazy?
To remember them all.

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There is no one who would have liked to collect the bags. What a wonderful experience, the trip is not promised, this is preceded by 9 circles of hell to collect items for a future tour. If you haven’t experienced this interesting, read this article before proceed. These simple tips will definitely save several hours of your time, reports Rus.Media.

Make a list of needed things

Do not try to grasp the immensity! Believe me, the big suitcase with them, be critical and don’t try to take everything. Start with making a list of who you will be guided. If our parents were such lists, we were more fortunate. The Internet is rife with programs that help to make lists of things depending on the destination and purpose of trip.

The best option is to install the application on the mobile phone. In the default app store ready kit with the necessary minimum of things that will be useful on any trip.

If you are a man of the old school and prefer to make lists on a piece of paper, we suggest to divide the list into groups of things and then to fill each group separately.

Documents, money, vouchers/tickets;

Medications;

Personal hygiene items;

Electronic equipment;

Clothes;

More.

Why nothing fits?

Compact to pack – is also an art. It is difficult to advise something specific. It all depends on the size of your suitcase and how ambitious your list of things. A couple of General tips:

Do not fill your suitcase to overflowing. Remember that each airline has a weight limit suitcases (usually 20 kg). Leave room for Souvenirs and duty free.

Wrap, fragile items and containers of liquids in dense tissue.

Use cases-organizers. This will avoid the maelstrom of the things in the suitcase.

Take a trip to the list of things – then going back, you’ll take the Souvenirs with them, and will not leave your stuff on someone’s memory.