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Master Packing List For Trips

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Master Packing List For Trips
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Master Packing List:

I’ve combined the best of the best to create a master list of everything you need. Whether you’re traveling domestic or international, I’ve got it all. I’ve even organized it down to what should be kept in each piece of luggage. The only thing I cannot do for you is determine the number of each thing you will need and pack your baggage for you. Otherwise, I’ve done all the work.

This list can be used for all, men, women and children. Of course, not each person will need each item so pick only what you need. Just because it is on the list does not mean you need to pack it. Keep in mind that you may not need all of the items listed due to climate differences. Know the weather in the country or state you are headed to. You can also buy items such as toiletries once you arrive in the country so don’t over pack. Some people, like myself, like to be overly prepared for a trip and pack everything that they need.

Checked Baggage:

Clothing -

T-Shirts

Tank Tops

Long Sleeved Shirts

Sweater

Jacket

Sweatshirt

Coat

Shorts

Jeans

Leggings

Pants

Sweatpants

Dresses

Romper

Skirts

Pajama Pants

Pajama Shorts

Pajama shirts

Socks

Underwear

Bras

Swimsuit

Swimsuit cover up

Scarf

Belt

Hat

Shoes –

Sneakers

Boots

Flip Flops

Sandals

Flats

Heels

Accessories:

Necklaces

Bracelets

Rings

Earrings

*A neat trick I learned for jewelry to keep it organized is to use a weekly pill container. It holds earrings, rings and earrings all without any hassle. It prevents them from getting lost and keeps them organized.

Toiletries:

Makeup:

Eyeliner

Mascara

Eyeshadow

Foundation

Make up Remover

Makeup Brushes

Hair Product:

Shampoo

Conditioner

Comb

Bobby Pins

Head Bands

Brush

Hair Clips

Hair ties

Straightener

Curling Iron

Body Wash

Toothpaste

Toothbrush

Floss

Mouthwash

Nail Clippers

Nail File

QTips

Sunscreen

Bug Spray

Tissues

Tweezers

Razor

Shaving Cream

Wet Ones

Tampon

Pads

Lotion

Sun Glasses

Spare Prescription Glasses

Contacts

Contact Lens Case

Contact Solution

Deodorant

Small Mirror

Chap Stick

First Aid Kit

Band Aids

Neosporin

Alcohol Wipes

Other random items:

Flashlight

Backpack

Office Supplies:books, envelopes pens/pencils

Copies of passport and ID ( In case you lose yours)

Carry-on Baggage:

Laptop

Camera

Video Camera

Book

Headphones

Painkillers (Ibuprofen, Advil)

Medications

Eye cover (to sleep)

Head rest pillow

Chargers

Spare outfit or two

Copies of passport and ID ( In case you lose yours)

Anything else you can’t tolerate losing

Camera Accessories:

Memory Cards

Chargers

Mounts

Waterproofing

Cases

Carry on: (Purse or backpack)

Passport

ID

Insurance Cards

Money

Important Documents

Copies of passport and ID (In case you lose yours)

*Some items are listed more than once under different baggage. This is to minimize the damage if something is lost.

Make sure you have copies of any important travel documents. It is much easier to get a lost passport issue fixed if you have copies of it on hand. Make a few colored copies of your passport, ID and even credit cards. Keep the Credit Card information only in your personal item that will be on you at all times. It is important not to lose the copies but they are nice to have if you need to get help with a lost card.

This can be tailored to your needs, please do not pack everything on this list unless you need it. Make sure you weigh your luggage before heading to the airport.

Lastly, enjoy your journey!

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