Packing for your Vacation
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Rico Colombo
Lakewood, CO
Leisure All-Inclusive Mexico, Caribbean Specialist
It is my mission to manage your travel and fulfill your vacation dreams through my commitment to personalized world-class service. Your vacation is the framework for memories that will last a lifetime; more valuable than gold and the highest inves...
It is my mission to manage your travel and fulfill your vacation dreams through my commitment to personalized world-class service. Your vacation is the framework for memories that will last a lifetime; more valuable than gold and the highest investment of your time. Nothing outlasts memories! Believing in this with all of my heart, my passion is to create excitement, anticipation, and adventure so that you are restored, revitalized and become a better version of you!
• Preferred professional suppliers for your trip.
• Personal experience and on-site knowledge.
• Professional guidance at every step
• Managing all the details of your Adventure.
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So, you've picked your vacation spot, and now it's time to tackle the age-old question: how to pack? It's not just about throwing everything in your suitcase; there are a few key things to consider. First off, don't over pack. We've all heard this advice before, but it can be tough to follow. Try to be realistic about how many pairs of jeans you really need (hint: it's probably fewer than you think!). Next, figure out your packing method. Whether you're a folder, a roller, a stacker, or you swear by the Marie Kondo method, packing cubes can be a game-changer. They not only keep your clothes organized but also help create extra space in your bag. Keep a packing list on your phone so you only have to remember an item once. Just check things off as you go, and you'll never forget your swimsuit again! Invest in some wrinkle-free clothes to save time on ironing and always look your best. And don't forget to pack some laundry soap sheets; they'll help you get away with packing fewer clothes since you can easily do a quick wash if needed. When it comes to your carry-on bag, always pack anything you can't live without, like prescriptions and your passport. It's also a good idea to include a change of clothes and a swimsuit, just in case your luggage gets lost or delayed.If you're traveling with a family member, consider putting a change of clothes in each others luggage. That way, if one bag gets lost, you'll still have something to wear until it's retrieved. Leave valuables, like Grandma's wedding ring, at home. It's just not worth the risk of losing them. And speaking of risks, it's a good idea to keep a pre-packed bag of over-the-counter medications handy. You never know when you might need them, and it's one less thing to worry about forgetting.Finally, try to get creative with your bags. Remember, the trip is the highlight, not your wardrobe. So pack smart, pack light, and get ready for an amazing adventure!