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Is Rolling Clothes Really The Best Way To Pack?

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Is Rolling Clothes Really The Best Way To Pack?

Is Rolling Clothes Really The Best Way To Pack? When it comes to pack for a trip, everyone has their own method. Some people swear by folding, others by bundling, but there’s one method that seems to stand out: rolling. But is rolling clothes really the best way to pack? Here we talk about the pros and cons of rolling your clothes and explore some alternatives that might be better for you.   The Art of Rolling Rolling clothes is a popular packing method among travelers for several reasons. Firstly, it’s a great space saver. Rolled clothes take up less...

What Can You Fit Inside Your Bag? A Backpack Sizing Guide.

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What Can You Fit Inside Your Bag? A Backpack Sizing Guide.

A Backpack Sizing Guide Choosing the right backpack is an essential part of planning your journey. A well-chosen backpack can ensure that you carry your essentials comfortably and conveniently.  To help out, we’ve put together a backpack sizing guide, including suggested packing lists and sample images of what you should be able to fit into some of the common backpack sizes out there.   BACKPACK FOR WEEKEND GETAWAY (< 3 DAYS)   For a weekend getaway trip, a backpack with a capacity of 15 to 30 liters is typically sufficient. This size is perfect for packing clothes, a small toiletry bag, a...

How To Pack For 2 Weeks of Travel In 1 Carry-On Backpack

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How To Pack For 2 Weeks of Travel In 1 Carry-On Backpack

How To Pack For 2 Weeks of Travel In 1 Carry-On Backpack Traveling light is something you hear about all the time. Until you try it, it’s hard to understand the feeling of freedom it brings. With everything you need in one backpack, you can avoid the hassle of check-ins at airports and waiting around at baggage claim. The biggest challenge is packing light for trips that last longer than a few days. This is a handy step-by-step guide on how to pack for 2 weeks of travel in 1 carry-on backpack. Step 1 – Make a list (and cut it twice)...

Be Marie: How to Use the Konmari Method when Travelling

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Be Marie: How to Use the Konmari Method when Travelling

 Are you a Marie Kondo devotee, organising your home and sparking joy in everyday life? Here’s how you can take those lessons and apply them to another joy-sparking activity: Travel!   Step One: Lay out what you think you’ll need. Instead of purging all of your drawers, just pull out everything that you think you might want to pack and put it on the bed. Is there a small mountain rising from the duvet? You’re ready for the next step. Step Two: Handle each item and ask, ‘does this item bring me joy?’ One of Kondo’s favorite questions is, “Does...

Here’s How to Pack an Organized Duffel Bag

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Here’s How to Pack an Organized Duffel Bag

If you love an organised bag, don’t let packing a duffel bag intimidate you. Just because there’s only one compartment, it doesn’t mean you should toss in everything randomly. We have a packing strategy to get your duffel shipshape.   Not every trip is suitable for a rolling suitcase or a traditional backpack. That’s when duffel bags save the day. You may find that these bags are best for longer trips and expeditions. They also fold flat for storage, making them easy to stow away when you’re not on the go.Here are four essential tips to pack your duffel like...

Packing Light for a Cold-Weather Getaway

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Packing Light for a Cold-Weather Getaway

Packing Light for a Cold-Weather Getaway With boots, bulky jeans, sweaters and coats taking up so much room in your bag, it can be tough to pack light for a cold-weather vacation. Find out how to fit everything in without racking up the excess baggage fees in the process.    Packing light—or more accurately, packing right—can be one of the most challenging parts of travel preparation. Take more than you need and you’ll be dragging unwanted weight and bulk through airports, hotels and across new cities. Underpack and you’ll be forced to hunt down the items you need to stay warm...