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Packing and Luggage |
Packing experts will tell you to pack light and any experienced traveler
will tell you that's true. Take one piece of luggage and one carryon
at the most. Even worldwide travelers usually get by with that.
Granted, it is easier for men than women to accomplish that feat of
practicality. To get your mind focused on simplicity when packing, visit
One-Bag, the award-winning website
on packing or visit
Packing Light (click on
Packing Tips). We have good links to packing advice websites and also have some links to luggage websites
if you need to buy some new luggage for your trip.
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Packing Tips |
Rick Steves
Europe - Travel Tips. An excellent list of packing tips among an
extensive list of other travel tips.
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Fodor's
Slim Down Your Suitcase They have a good list of practical
advice about packing for a trip.
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Journeywoman - Guide to Packing for Women. Everything a woman
needs to know about packing for all kinds of trips from cruises to hiking in
the rain forest.
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LuggageWorld
Packing Tips. This is the Packing Tips section of the LuggageWorld on-line web
store. They also include suggestions for what type of luggage to buy and use depending on
the type of travel you are doing.
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ProTravelGear. An excellent and compressive travel store.
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TravelSense - Packing Tips. Advice on packing from professional travel
agents at ASTA, the American Society of Travel Agents.
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Eagle Creek Travel Checklists. They have a nice checklist you can print out plus tips on taking luggage on your
trip.
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Amazon.com - Luggage. You can search by category, brand, price, special
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Samsonite. Probably the most
famous name in luggage.
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Eagle Creek. They have luggage and travel
accessories.
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