How to Choose the Right Travel Luggage

There is a whole art of holiday planning. First, there is the dreaming part; then, dreaming meets reality, objectives are readjusted and you finally decide on a suitable destination. Next stop: plane tickets and lodgings arrangements. Oddly enough, we sort of leave an essential detail last. How to Choose the Right Travel Luggage should normally top the priority list.

Here are a few tips when you have to pack:

Firstly, whenever you leave home (especially if you are not in the habit of traveling very often), we know you wish you could take your whole house with you. Unfortunately, since we are not all snails, nor can we always hire a lorry or a van for our exotic holiday, that’s not a feasible option.

What can we do under these circumstances? First, it would probably be a brilliant idea to make a list of “stuff to take on holiday”.

Remember to take your essentials: personal documents, tickets and passes, toothbrush and toothpaste, your phone or camera to record the memories you are going to make.

Regarding the question of clothes – essential for women: If you are going to spend around a week or less away, the logical first thing you should have in mind is that you will probably not change more than 7 outfits – so no need to take the entire wardrobe. Secondly, consider the weather – no need to take your winter coat to the Bahamas, and vice-versa, don’t forget your wooly socks if you are traveling to Alaska.

Finally, following the (not so) good tradition of leaving what is essential last, when considering your travel luggage, you must choose the adequate suitcases, backpacks, travel bags, with or without travel tags and locks. And one last word of advice: if you want to stand a chance when it comes to sleeping in the bus or plane, you should consider a comfy travel pillow.