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Get the best from your holiday - top holidaymaker tips for a great trip!
My Top Travel Tips
1. Always take out travel insurance
Make sure you have cover for all activities you want to do and that your new expensive camera is covered! Annual travel insurance can be very cost effective.
2. Take a photocopy of your passport, insurance docs and store separately from the originals. etc
3. Search around the internet-there are some great deals out there
4. A sarong is the most useful piece of kit- it can be a skirt, a dress, a towel, a beach mat, shawl, bag, the options are endless!
5. Always take your malaria tablets if required.
It only takes one bite and you've got it for life!
6. Take the same safety precautions as at home - there are thieves in every country - even our own!
7. Do not carry around large wads of cash - there are ATMs in every country.
8. Ditch the heavy travel guides, photocopy the relevant pages or print the info off the internet.
9. Always travel comfortably. Holidays are for relaxing and having fun not trying out your new high heels.
10 A well planned trip is a less hassle trip. Follow my tips to help you plan your best holiday ever!
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Having fun before your next trip
Things to do before you leave
When you go on a trip the first thing you want to do before you leave is to make up a check list of the things you will need,you will then take that checklist and narrow it down a bit, so that you are only left with the things that you really need,the urgent things that you can fit into your case.
Once this is done, and you are sure that you have only the important things, because you do not want to pay extra air taxes and luggage fees,then you can go on to packing your things next to your suit case. Make sure that you do not pack them straight into your suit case,because you want to check them one more time before you pack them in.
8 Tips On Dealing With Jet Lag
by: Trevor Johnson
Jet lag is an awkward side effect of jet travel when you cross too many time zones for your body's liking.
Face it, most of us have enough problems when we shift just an hour to daylight savings.
Follow these tips on avoiding jet lag to help reduce the effects.
Not all these tips are relevant for every trip, especially if you're traveling on business at short notice, but at least some of them should be useful for you.
1. Adjust your sleep time