Survival Guide for Thriving with Only Carry-On Luggage

If you pack the items below in your carry-on luggage during your journeys, you'll be completely at ease, even if your checked baggage goes missing.

Survival Tips for Traveling with Only Carry-On Luggage

Personal Documents

The first things to place in your carry-on are all the essential personal documents, especially your passport and flight tickets, along with travel insurance (if any).

Also, have information about the hotel address and contact number. You'll need to provide these details to the airline in case your luggage is lost.

Ensure you have some cash and credit cards for expenses.

Clothing

Have clothes on hand in case your luggage goes missing. Pack a few light and compact outfits by rolling them tightly to save space. Most importantly, bring some underwear and socks. You can wear a t-shirt for 1-2 days, but underwear needs daily change.

Medication

For some, medication is indispensable and could be life-threatening if left behind. So, carry enough medication for a few days if necessary.

Specialized medications require accompanying medical documents when passing airport security. If you wear contact lenses, bring a few extras and a small bottle of solution.

Personal Hygiene Items

If you have sensitive skin, hotel hygiene items may not be suitable. Bring a small set of your own. These items won't take up much space in your carry-on.

Men should bring an electric razor, as razors with blades might cause issues at security checkpoints.

Before traveling, familiarize yourself with the airline's regulations on the quantity of liquids allowed on board.

Pack a transparent plastic bag and seal it to hold liquid bottles. Also, cover it with an extra bag to prevent leaks.

Various Chargers

Don't forget to bring chargers for your phone, laptop, tablet, etc., if needed. There's nothing worse than needing to call home and your phone is out of battery. Consider bringing a versatile charger to save space.

Valuable electronic devices should also be kept in your carry-on to prevent theft.

Cabin Baggage Regulations

This is crucial; check how much weight and what size of carry-on luggage the airline allows. Opt for the lightest and wheeled carry-on suitcase. Weigh your luggage before heading out. Avoid bringing unnecessary items.

Source: Zing News

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Reference: Travel Guide from Mytour