What's the ONE thing you never travel without?
I'm getting ready to make some heavy duty travel purchases, since I just bought myself some big-girl fancy luggage and I want to know what's the one thing you never travel without?
I feel like everyone is going to say their iPhone or smartphone or heaven forbid, cell phone. So...that's excluded, as is your passport (DUH), money, credit cards, and clean underwear.
Tell me your one MUST have for travel:
Ready......GO!
I feel like everyone is going to say their iPhone or smartphone or heaven forbid, cell phone. So...that's excluded, as is your passport (DUH), money, credit cards, and clean underwear.
Tell me your one MUST have for travel:
Ready......GO!
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Permalink Reply by Eamonn on -
The only things I check before leaving the house is my passport and wallet
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Permalink Reply by Eamonn on
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Forgot to add I like to have a car rental so the prepaid rental voucher would be one important document , last time i used www.holidayautos.co.uk bu this time think will use www.fastcarhire.co.uk as working out cheaper
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Permalink Reply by Bella on -
Wow.. tough question! Maybe.. a dog. It sounds kind of crazy, but I've been in two foreign countries with dogs (one street dog I took in, the other a dog I would sit for) and seeing the city with an animal is very interesting. People talk to you in a different way, come up to you more, it's just a very nice experience!
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Permalink Reply by Justin Carmack on -
Well it depends on where you are going. I like the developing countries that are cheap, so it's a whole different list. In Africa, a steri-pen for sterilizing water, Chocco sandals, sun screen, a tent, and a lonely planet. Asia... pretty much the same, minus the tent. but since I am a blogger along with world backpacker, I also carry around a small laptop for internet and storing photos. www.justincarmack,blogspot.com Nomadventures
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