Wednesday, November 12, 2014



It is usually fun when we have our luggage packed and ready to take the trip. However along the way anything may happen that can affect our lovely touring spree. So before your trip turns into a nightmare you should be prepared on how to handle any problems that may arise. Consider this checklist and keep the tips on your fingertips.

Keeping Your Wallet Safe

Stepping out at the terminal and finding your wallet gone is no new thing for a traveler. However if you have a decoy wallet instead with a few local currency in it, you would not feel the pinch even if you are mugged. Why even shout out when the real deal is lying safely in one of your lightweight suitcases? And again with your receipts well kept the travel insurance agency will compensate you in no time. 



Avoid Missing A Flight

Now this is something that may just get worse than having to fit everything you need in those lightweight suitcases. So consider sweet talking your reception for a wakeup call and also buckle up an alarm if you have an early flight. This way you will stay ahead of the traffic. 

Jet Lags Menace

Who loves to have a back striking pain along their necks and backs after a long flight anyway? So if you want to avoid jet lags simply change your eating and sleeping pattern before your journey as this will prepare you fully for the twist on the trip. Another helpful tip is to always have flights that allow you to travel at the appropriate sleeping time. 

Lost Luggage Nightmare

This is so common to most of us when we are just beginning to travel. In fact lost baggage is what steals that holiday excitement away from us. Just before we get to enjoy the company of our designer lightweight suitcases it is gone and we have to start up afresh. If you do not want to face such issues then it is time to label that suitcase well, take its photo, and above all have the correct destination tag attached to it. Another thing will be to ensure that all your valuables like wallets, electronics, and phones are right besides you in that carry-on bag. 

Lost Passport

I would start by a personal story of how I lost my personal lightweight suitcases in a holiday trip including my passport. Yet since I had my travel documents photocopied, scanned, and safely stored in my email I was safe for a while. I had a place to begin searching from and a way to make follow ups. 

 A Hotel Disappointment

Booking a vacation rental can ideally be costly and time consuming yet it will be quit disappointing when you land for your holiday only to find that what you have is not what you expected. So take photos, and videos, and consult your agency. You will be able to get relocated and also to get a refund issued.     

Travel problems usually arise when we least expect them so knowing what to do beforehand is usually ideal.    
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