Make two copies of all of your travel documents in case of emergency, and leave one with a trusted friend or relative.
Don't forget to make a list
Remember, every trip is unique so this list might need to be adjusted based on your specific needs and destination.
Renew Prescriptions: Make sure you have enough medication to last the duration of your trip.
Notify Bank: Inform your bank about your travel plans to avoid any issues with your credit or debit cards abroad.
International Cell Phone Plan: Contact your cell phone provider to set up an international plan if you plan on using your phone abroad.
Travel Insurance: Consider getting travel insurance to cover any unexpected incidents or cancellations.
Passport and Visa: Check the expiration date of your passport and make sure it has 6 months or more and apply for any necessary visas.
Vaccinations: Check if any vaccinations are required for the country you are visiting.
Accommodation Confirmation: Confirm your hotel, Airbnb, or other accommodation bookings.
Transportation: Plan your in-country transportation. This could include renting a car and if you need an international drivers license, understanding public transportation, or arranging airport transfers.
Packing: Pack according to the weather and cultural norms of the country you’re visiting. Don’t forget essentials like sunglasses, chargers, headphones, power adapters, toiletries, local currency and comfortable shoes.
Emergency Contacts: Have a list of emergency contacts, including the local embassy or consulate, on hand.
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