Pack for 10 Days (in a CarryOn)
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- Here is how to pack for 10 days in a carry-on. I will show you how to fit those travel essentials in all those empty pockets of space in your carryon suitcase and personal item bag. I help you with international travel tips when you pack. #packingtips #traveltips #carryononly
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What I Packed for 10 Days in a Carry-On:
Lily Drew bag: bit.ly/PersonalLightInterior
Similar: bit.ly/3X2xpeG
Suitcase: bit.ly/3KVUXLj
My backpack: bit.ly/3rnqUmR
Other backpack: bit.ly/3x0zo5m
My teal blue dress: bit.ly/3FRn5xz
Mesh pouches: bit.ly/3mSJmAJ
My ring stack: bit.ly/3iYB5ME
Rings: bit.ly/2ZA3qlq
Bracelet: bit.ly/3oCCqK7
Bracelet 2: bit.ly/2J6je7g
Bracelet 3: bit.ly/35JC6R5
Shampoo containers: bit.ly/2WibdDb
Small GoToob: bit.ly/3vOjLPg
Disk containers: bit.ly/3nzwB1d
Blue sweater: bit.ly/3nyfehP
Black cardigan: bit.ly/3rHFQ0P
Star sweater: bit.ly/3yp3jG7
Eiffel Tower tee (size up): bit.ly/3KeGNG9
Black Jeans: bit.ly/3itBfvi
Love t-shirt: bit.ly/33DDQy4
Black boot: sold out but newest fave is: bit.ly/3k1Ya4t
Great black water-resistant shoes: bit.ly/3FsEu1K
Boot similar: bit.ly/3XugJNT
Blue boot similar: bit.ly/3QMCPqW
Sneaker: bit.ly/3hN81Kh
Pink dress: bit.ly/3FRn5xz
Red dress: bit.ly/3qmn0gf
Pink stripe bag: amzn.to/3tpY0qd
Cow tote: amzn.to/3Kfn7lC
Striped tote: bit.ly/3nvtwPD
Slippers: bit.ly/2Z4vzRS
Clear flat organizer: bit.ly/3Hzc8SF
Gray organizer: bit.ly/2zP3Fw3
Skort: bit.ly/33abF9S
Black tee: bit.ly/2NOv6x8
Leggings: bit.ly/3IbX39a (true to size)
Star shoes: bit.ly/3vC3QDW
Tide packets: bit.ly/2VjFSyl
Compression cubes: bit.ly/2GC9xNi
Blanket: bit.ly/3wj2gY7
4-in-1 Charger: don't like it now
Power bank: bit.ly/3c7mP0X
Blush sandals: bit.ly/3qDPXEd
Chapters:
00:00 Pack for 10 Days Carry-On
00:17 Personal item bag
01:03 Pouches
1:33 Liquids
2:48 Small containers
3:02 Travel outfits
03:11 Outfits for 10 Days
3:33 Color scheme
4:55 Travel hack bag
7:10 3 shirts
9:14 Packing cubes
10:15 Travel blanket
11:00 Tip for airplane
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To gauge toiletries for a trip, a few weeks before you go fill your containers and make a note of the day you started using them this way you will know how many days worth you have in each container. Just make sure your daughter isn't using them without your knowledge, otherwise your calculations will be up the spout. 🤣 your travel tips are invaluable thank you so much x
That's great planning!!
Ha! Totally
Great idea!
Great idea! “Up the spout” 😂
I did that. It was extremely helpful for all travel
Instead of taking liquid dish soap, I cut a sponge in half. I squirt liquid dish soap on the sponge and let it dry completely. Pack in a baggy. It works great when you wet it with water and are ready to wash something.
I learned from another TH-cam packing hack a really Trick. Unset the liner in your carry-on and put a flat items in between the bars Get it all nice and level and it makes more room for Packing cubes and other essentials. When I use this to pack for a 10 day trip to England, I found that I had extra room after I fit all of my stuff in It was a good tip about putting a change of clothes in personal item bag I do this so before I land at the airport, I can have a quick change of clothes and a wash up so I feel refreshed
My subscription "Fell off" my devices about a year ago when I was in COVID 19 Recovery for more than 2 years. I still have a COVID infected blood clot on my brain which has kept me totally bedridden, but that won't stop me "Binge Watching" the archived Travel vids. Love your vitality Phil.
Welcome back!!! Good gracious you have had such unfair bouts with that! Much love and support from Texas and the ranches!
Laurie didn't mention weight limits so I looked up US airline domestic carry-on weight limits... 18-20kg! That's nearly three times the weight limit where I live which is 7kg (15 pounds). The luggage/personal item size limits in the US are also more generous than other countries or international flights.
No wonder Laurie can pack so much!
Laurie's tips are great, but be aware, you will have to match your bags and weight to your personal situation.
You are right. Years ago I traveled to Europe with my daughter and purchased international and domestic flights separately. We were carrying one backpack and one carry-on each. When I bought our domestic, low-cost trips I saw that for example: London-Paris was 25$ BUT if you paid 40$ you would have all the rights: seat selection, priority boarding AND free checked baggage (one piece). If you were caught with extra weight, checking your bag would cost… $40!! So I decided to pay the extra cost with the privileges.
At one of the airports there were lots of agents weighing cabin stuff trying to discover people carrying more than 12 kg. When one said to me: “sorry, madam, you’ ll have to check your luggage”, I replied: “no problem because it’s already paid!!!”
Yes know before you go.
I looked up the max personal item size and made a big zippered purse bag (thank you TH-cam!) just under that size to use as a mini suitcase in addition to my carry-on when I travel to the UK this year.
Airlines determine bag sizes and weights. Check before you go.
As a sewer, I'm going to make a few reversible tops for packing.
Don't forget that thin scarves can be tied on bag handles, so they don't take up inside space.
Smart!
And they look so chic! Thanks
Window seat for me! I like to look out on take-off and landing. Plus you can lean against it when you're tired.
My hubby always chooses the window seat too for that first reason!
I INSIST on a window seat because the one time I didn’t, my claustrophobia got so bad I was shaking and crying. Even if it’s dark out I *need* to look outside. I honestly hate flying, but I have to this summer (overseas for the first time) and I’m already stressed out about it. Your travel tips are helping, though. Thank you!
I pack a large heavy shawl (wear over my clothes to get on plane ) which doubles as a blanket for the plane ,hotel or dinner. I also pack my shoes in grocery bags as they are thin and keep everything clean.
I am quite literally going on a 10 day trip in a week and your channel is exactly what I needed, especially since this is my first time on a plane
I'm so glad! Have fun. Don't miss this walk through: bit.ly/HowToGoThroughTSA
With your tips and tricks, I packed for a 10 day trip to Italy! I did hand-laundry twice and purchased a few toiletries from the local shop--which was fun! Your tip for colour schemes works well, too. My favourite is Navy, White and Orange! It makes photos interesting.
Ooh, I like adding orange! Yay, I'm so happy for you. Was the food and wine glorious? Were the people so wonderful?
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie the food was great. Best tip is eating about 2 blocks off the squares/piazzas... With menu in Italian, offering just a few items. Very authentic.
Great tips as always and came just in time as we are off on a tropical vacation tomrrow! My husband and I often book aisle/aisle especially on longer flights as then if we need to get up to move around and stretch our legs or head to the washroom we dont need to disturb anyone. We often book window/aisle with hopes that the flight will not be full and we get the row to ourselves and if someone books in the middle then I usually move to the middle and my husband takes the window the person who booked the middle usually appreciates the aisle but we often get lucky, especially lately with getting the row to ourselves. Also thanks to you when I travel when it is cold or cooler i no longer take heavy sweaters but more thin pieces that I can layer, so much more comfortable. People often say I am such a seasoned packer/traveller...love the compliment but I do give you the credit, lol.
Thanks so much. Hope it is a magical holiday!
Same, I prefer windows for short flights and/or if we are a group together. Otherwise it’s always aisle of the middle set of seats. (Yet I complain when people on the window seat close their windows!!!)
Loved your tips!
I'm currently in Iceland for a week. I had to pack a heavy jacket, wind resistant ski tupe pants, wool socks, and winter boots, gloves, and a knit cap since we'll be spending several hours outdoors looking for the Northern lights. Unfortunately, I had to do a checked bag for that one even though I don't wear makeup and I'm wearing outfits more than once.
Yay but that’s okay. Have a beautiful time!
Hi Laurie,
I have been watching your channel for several months now and have gotten so many great and useful ideas for traveling. I especially liked your suggestion in one video to ask for travel items for Christmas (I got most of my wish list!). I will be traveling to Barcelona, the French Riviera, Florence and Rome this summer and am so excited to try out your packing, TSA, and your carryon tips. I am so glad that I found your channel!
I am thrilled for you! So happy!
I'm doing the same thing on NCL
❤ the shampoo hack! Mix with hotel product. Perfect
It's so good!
Great tips, love your channel!
One thing which rarely gets mentioned is that many airports will have a drugstore/pharmacy etc after security which sell full-size products which you can take on board so if you're concerned about not finding your preferred brand at your destination you can buy immediately before you fly (especially good for sunscreen if you expect to get through a lot in 10 days). Take an extra ziplock to put it into in case of spills. In the UK the drugstore is usually "Boots" and you can order in advance for collection at the airport to ensure your brand is available.
This can be pricey, but I’m planning to buy a small mouth wash and maybe other items to save room in my 311 for must have makeup.
I would too. If you know it'll be in the store, there are so many things you can get when you get there.
Love that idea too!
Love your videos, as always❤
Hi Laurie. Just back from. 2 week business trip to the US with hand luggage only. Thanks for your advice it really helped for the use of mesh pouches. I have used packing cubes for years. It was successful. No lost luggage. No waiting and no issues at TSA. Louisiana small airport TSA required me to take out food. My aim now is to always travel with hand luggage. Thanks for your advice. Saw your advice on the new cord packing. I will look for the recommendations as cords are still multiple times needed.
Gwenda I am so glad these tips helped you. Thanks for letting me know about the food.
For quick "shampoo" the J&J baby powder that is made of Cornstarch works better than talc/talcum powder. Cornstarch absorbs oil (then brush out). Thanks Laurie!
Thanks for the tip!
Love these tips Laurie!! Just itching to use them!
So glad!
Obsessed with your channel. Best advice I’ve found on TH-cam
Great idea to use gallon size baggie to wash delicates. Great for my kids who travel for sports. Love to you Laurie. 💟
Love all of your travel tips. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Love your videos!
Thank you!
thanks very much, great tips!
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips!
Thank you Jan!
I love your videos!! Thank you so much for all the tips!!! So helpful!!!
Glad you like them!
Always so helpful! Packing the liquids horizontal does work better than vertical…thanks.
Took me 9 years to figure that one out.
Compression cubes totally save the day! I'm a passenger that prefers an aisle seat for a little extra elbow-room.
I agree; plus I cannot sleep on planes.
If it’s a long flight (Europe or Asia) we have now started to fly business class or at least premium economy. I’m 77 and my husband is 85 and now I can sleep on the plane. I especially liked United’s premium economy and was able to sleep going to Europe. We were able to come back in business because the upgrade on Lufthansa waSn’t too bad from premium economy. I realize this is not something you’re able to do, Laurie, but some of your subscribers might be able to. I just cannot sleep on a plane unless my feet are somewhat elevated!
Great tips !!!
Glad you think so!
Thanks again Laurie. Your videos are very informative and helpful.
WOW!!! Alot of great tips! Thank you so much 🙂👍
Thanks so much! I hope they help your long haul flight and 10 days trip!
Super idea
Thanks Laurie...that was exactly what I wanted!
Glad it was helpful!
Laurie your tips have helped so much. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for these awsome Tips! 👍😊
You are so welcome!
Awesome tips!! Thank you 🙏
Any time!
Awesome 👍👍 Thank You so much for sharing with us ❤❤
Yeah! I have this boot! I thought it is perfect to take out easy in airport.
I've never been this early for one of your vids. Loved these tips💙
It's your lucky day!! Thank you for watching.
I love the aisle seat. That way I’m up & down for the middle & window seat. Movement is my friend. Lol
Hi Laurie, I started wearing lever-back earrings when Covid hit and they have been great. Now, that's all I wear. Happy travels! Mary
Thank you! You too!
Thank you so much for the tips. I have that black carry-on bag. There are so many compartments for computers and your toiletries and passport.
It is a great one!
Great video! Love the tips. I tend to choose a color for vacation and that is what I go with. Easy to mix and match. I love blue because of the many shades from navy which can be dressy to beachy blues to blue floral etc. Neutral shoes always too. Shampoo bars are great.
I am finding blue is a great one too.
Whew!! That was a lot of information in a short amount of time. All very helpful. I don't know when we'll get to travel again, we had to cancel our Egypt and Hawaii trips. Just didn't work out.
I still love watching you and getting hacks and hints.
It is a ton of info. Grab a cup of coffee and journal; hit pause. You can also tap Save and then click on Watch Later.
After watching many of your videos I have just ordered some compression cubes. I love the personal item bags that you recommend I have ordered two of those so far
Glad I could help! They've changed my routines!
❤️ Great video Laurie! Fingers crossed hoping to travel at the end of April 🛫 🏝❤️
I triple cross your heart hope you get to! Have fun packing.
Me too
Window seat, all the way! And, because I preboard, I never have to climb over anyone for boarding, and I never have to get up to let other people in or out.
That's a nice advantage!
Cute dresses! Our cruise was cancelled, sadly but still hope to do some traveling this year.
Ugh ugh ugh. Our cases have started going down so hopefully you'll be on one soon.
Thanks for your excellent video. I'm trying to make minimally for an upcoming 10-day trip to Mackinac Island and other things in the area.
Sounds great! Have a beautiful time!
Hi Laurie! It was very useful in our last trip to Europe this winter your tip on bringing loungewear in case you need to hang out between activities, tks. Also the tip on taking different sizes of baggies if you are in a AirBnb for seasoning meat and taking sandwiches or snacks for day trips.
My packing tip for you is that I use to pack jewelry (earrings, necklaces, etc) in small organza bags (you can find them in a dollar store), and then throw them in the lingerie bag or any other bag.
Also, in our trips to Europe I always pack one or two sets of plastic-reusable cutlery (from Ikea kids) in case we buy food in a supermarket for a picnic at a park or snack at the train, or late night snack in a the hotel room. Is is always useful and always finds it use hehehehe
Ooh, yes, and to eat that wonderful yummy cheese before coming back to the U.S. Thanks for watching!
I had stopped using plastic bags, cost & not good for the environment. I use glass containers in the kitchen but clear plastic bags for traveling is a must. The zip bags that an item from Amazon come in are a favorite. Unless a plastic bag becomes gross, I wash it in the sink and reuse it the next time we travel. Thanks for the tips and permission to relax a bit about plastic ; )
I love your videos. Don’t want them to end. Lol. I ordered the 4 in charger cords and love it, thanks. Yes, i tried to get the electronics bag but not available. I love using baggies. Thanks.
Someone said the link is not working. Did you get it to work previously or last night? I've changed it now.
I just bought 2 of tech holders today at TJ Maxx in their travel section for 6.99 each. They are identical to the one that Laurie has.
@@janlandrum2481 Awesome!!
Your ideas and those of your listeners are incredible
This community does have great tips to share. Skim through them under every one of my travel tip videos for more.
I like the aisle, like you, I’m 5’8” need room to move around and I’m a bit claustrophobic! Love your videos❤️
Love the aisle!
This is perfect, thank you so much!! Traveling to London for 9 days this summer.
Oh how wonderful!!! It'll be so nice!
I like window but since I go to the restroom very often😰 I prefer aisle😅. I used your tips on my international flight last November. No problems at all. Thank you Laurie 😊 Keep those videos coming please.
That's great!
I've watched so many of your videos! Love them! You keep taking about cheap insoles... But I never see a link for those. Going to UK/Italy for 3 weeks next year! I feel like I will want some for our little family traveling! You have such great ideas and I have now made pages of notes, so many wish list items! Just need to lose the weight before our journey!! Thank you so much for your insight and travel hacks!!
Hi, thanks for letting me know. Some things I just assume people know what I am talking about. They should be the first thing on my list: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie
I like window seats on shorter flights but prefer aisle or even bulkhead seats for longer flights. Love all your tips!
Yes me too b/c of the need to use the lavatory lol.
I am a window girl! Thanks for all the tips. Love your channel
You are so welcome!
Ripskirt Hawaii is a fantastic brand for travel. The skirts dry quickly and the tees are very soft.
Yes! They sponsored a video about what not to wear on the airplane I believe. LOVE!
Hi Laurie! What wonderful tips. I’ve used some of them already. Easier to pack in summer than winter. Yay no heavy coats with lots of layers! Another great video! Thank you.
It's so much easier in the summer!
I’ll wear a hoodie and a jacket on to the plane as they are bulky.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie Which is why I haven't flown in winter in over 7 years.
I LOVE your gray shoes where did you get them??
@@Deann7575 Hi, I usually list everything in the description box. I think you're talking about the blue-smoke colored sneaker bootie: bit.ly/3rCxuWj
Thanks for all your tips and tricks. Just want to say if I'm going where it's warm snd I take flip flops, I also wear these in the hotel to save space on packing extra house shoes.
Yes definitely!
I've been debating about that Lilly & Drew bag fire my personal item. I'd love to see you do a review of that one.
I do talk about it with other pibs in this video: bit.ly/BestPersonalItemBags
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie Thanks! I really love the bento bag but it's out of my price range. But the Lily and Drew looks like a decent sub.
I love all of your tips Laurie!
Glad you like them!
I use a small toiletry bag for my cords/electronics stuff/accessories.
That's such a great idea!!
Laurie, this isn't the first time I'm saying hello, and I wanted to comment again to remind you how helpful your channel is, how much I enjoy watching and learning, and how many people I've recommended to watch your channel. You're doing great work here!!! Thank you xo
Thank you so much! Now let's go somewhere.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie Yes, ha! Heading out to San Diego....carry on is all set and SO AM I, thanks to you!! xo
I purchased a Lovelook backpack....I know I am going to love it. My husband is disabled so I need free hands but a bag I can put lots in after we drop off our checked luggage. Thanks for the recommend
Yes you will absolutely love it.
I gave compression packs for Christmas! Travel on!
Yes! A gift. Travel on!!!
Thanks for the video. Our trip to Yellowstone,Glacier and the Tetons is only 4 months away now. Because of watching your videos,I am planning on only doing carry on's for our 3 weeks trip. I have purchased many of your suggestions and so far for our shorter trips they have worked out. My husband is still skeptical I can manage this as I have always overpacked. So wish me luck and thanks again.
Good luck! It's the shoes which I think you have paired down no pun intended. If you can do that and thin layers, it will be doable. Really use your personal item bag as an extension of your suitcase. Have you seen the new compression cubes? They're National Parks themed: bit.ly/CubesNationalParks
I found your channel while looking for comfortable shoes for vacation. I fell in love with the Ecco Soft 7 Low Cut Zip booties and I cannot find them in my size anywhere. Any more suggestions for a fashion sneaker bootie that have great arch support?
Oh my goodness!!! 10 days!!! Aisle!!! Going to New Jersey for 2 weeks!!! Have fun!!! 💖💖💖
Have a glorious time!!!!
Bwhahaha in my dreams! I don't know what it means to pack light. But good on yall. You all are so talented and have some great advice. Me, I bring a full size luggage on a weekend trip. 🤣
I absolutely love booties for traveling in the winter. Can dress them up or down.
You sure can!!
Laurie I've only ever flown isle as I fly with my family and let somebody have the window and I always wanted to see how it felt but I like the extra leg room with the aisle seat. Lol
I like that too but just booked a couple of flights in the window seat.
Aisle all the way! I can barely tolerate any other position. I wiggle and get up a lot (when I can) and don't like to disturb anyone while I do. Hubs and I don't care if we sit together and would rather be comfortable. I see those Ecco booties again! I bought a pait your recommendation, and have worn them like crazy! Plastic bags are my jam. Been using them for years for everything!
They're so helpful just not cute. I absolutely love these Ecco booties. Nordstrom considers them sneakers fyi. But now I kind of agree.
good thing I can buy products in sachets here in the Philippines :)
Great tips!! I’m watching again for our 2nd trip to St. Croix! I’ve learned so much from you, thanks!! Definitely a window seat!
So glad!
Great and helpful video Laurie. If you have been on a European River Cruise, I would LOVE to hear about how you packed for it. Thanks
I want to go soooo bad!
I've been on one - packed for 2 weeks in a backpack (my purse for touring went inside) and smaller-than-standard carryon (I think it's about 19"). I went in the summer. The key was picking just a few bottoms - 1-2 capris and 1-2 skirts - and a handful of lightweight short sleeve shirts (I think I only took about 5) that all could be worn with all of them, plus a nice lightweight sweater and lightweight scarf that I could use to dress up any outfit, as well as my swimsuit, a beach-towel-size Packtowl, and one or two sets of pajamas; for shoes, I brought a pair of flats (for really dressy events, like church, and the formal dinner one night on the ship) and a pair of less formal, more supportive leather shoes for touring (in case it's helpful, I'm generally a women's medium with size 7.5 feet). The socks and underwear I brought were lightweight quick dry fabrics, and I did a little bit of laundry either every night or every other night - used the provided shampoo and did it in the sink - and just hung them up to dry, so, since I did them as I went (instead of waiting until I was out of something to wash any of them), they were dry and already put away back in my suitcase by the time I needed to wear them again. Something to remember for European trips is that, if you want to visit any churches (and a lot of museums have this rule, too, so it really depends on what you're planning to do), you have to have shoulders and knees covered, however that looks for you (whether a dress, capris, a skirt, a quick wrap skirt over shorts, zip-off hiking pants (I've heard these can be especially useful for some in the summer when going in and out of a lot of churches or other places that require knees to be covered), a short sleeve shirt, a scarf/shawl over a sleeveless shirt, or whatever). Since I had never been to Europe before, I didn't have any clue how exactly the weather would compare to places I had been before (for me, dewpoint is actually the deciding factor, not temperature, but I hadn't figured that out yet back then), so I did bring some items on that trip that I didn't end up wearing because it was far too warm for them (I made sure to not pack those things on the next trip).
I packed my clothes by rolling them up and putting them like-with-like in two or three 2gal ziplocs (might've been able to get away with 1.5 or 1gal bags, but whatever), with my shoes each in a plastic grocery bag, and that left me with plenty of space for souvenirs, etc., even in my little suitcase. I did bring some toiletries in a toiletry bag that folded almost flat, but I knew a lot was going to be provided (shampoo/conditioner/lotion/soap), so I didn't need to bring much (floss, toothbrush, toothpaste, brush, comb, hair binders, chapstick, a peppermint lavender foot balm for at night, and that was kind of it). I will mention that I don't wear makeup (no one in my immediate family does), nor do I style my hair with any tools or products, so I didn't have to worry about having space for those.
@@SnowySpiritRuby Thanks so much for the advise!
@@sandrabernard4942 You're welcome!
Go for the window seat as the
Drink carts can make aisle seats a physical encounter!
I went to Europe in December. I put my parka in a compression cube in my carry on and wore a heavy hoodie. It worked great and when I landed in Munich it took no time to exchange jackets.
Oh wonderful!! I'm glad it worked.
Thanks for the tips. I love your jewelry! Are you able to wear it through the security scan/metal detector? Thanks
Hi, yes you can. Chunky necklaces might make the TSA want to look at it and feel it, but regular jewelry is fine. I just added the bracelets in the description box.
We are planning a 30 day trip to Europe next year and I am determined to pack in a carry on. We are cruising for all but 5 days so fortunately laundry facilities will be accessible. Your tips and tricks are very helpful and I'm certain that I'll be able to do it!
I am thrilled for y'all! What a great way to see it. We loved only unpacking once! Yes use the laundry. EEEEK so fun!
Just double check with your cruise line to see if they have laundry facilities for personal use, or do you have to send everything out 2B laundry by their staff. I know some if not all Carnival ships have self laundry, and princess ship some if not all of them have self laundry. NCL does not have self laundry. I cannot remember Royal Caribbean and I haven't been on any other Cruise Line. I always fly into Port one day early. We will either use the hotel shuttle to go to Walmart or call for an Uber. I buy laundry detergent, sunscreen, magazines, chocolate and chips excetera to take on the cruise ship. Happy sailing
Just got back from 7 day trip. I purchased so many things you recommended. I must say that the blondo suede booties were my most treasured purchase. I did not break them in and I worried about wearing them but they are so comfortable and I love them. Wore them a lot. Thanks for the recommendation
Oh yay!! So glad you had a great trip. Where did y'all go?
Denver and Taos
The window set
I’m an overpacker…could not do it, but I love your tips!!
I am too on road trips.
You can do it, only if you want of course, from another overthinking overpacker, I still had a bit more than necessary on a trip to Arizona but still found her tips helpful. Even had everything I needed with half the bags on road trip recently. Sometimes I cater tips to fit my own needs. Like make up, don't wear. Laurie gives you a good foundation that you can build from or alter as needed.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie that’s why I love road trips best. I can carry all the liquids, buy all the wine I want and a supply of Dt. Dr. Peppy!
@@stephanier9820 I don’t really want to. I love all my stuff with me. Thats why I love Southwest- bags fly free. And work pays for a checked bag so I don’t have a pressing need to. But life is easier that I have duplicated all my things and leave them packed for travel.
@@fernwanderlust3866 very wise, I won't judge at all. Sadly southwest doesn't fly where I am. You be happy doing what works love!! Travel safe, I won't lie, I have a small stash of ready to travel items too. Thank you also for being kind in responding, some aren't
Going on a winter trip bringing a long sleeve black tee shirt and long underwear for my pajamas and can use the long underwear as added warmth and the the long sleeve tee shirt can be used as a tee shirt. Multi use.
Yes, huge hack for travel! Have a fun time.
I always take at least one cashmere/blend scarf. If I'm cold on the plane, it makes a great blanket, and I'd rather use that than an airline blanket (which may not meet my standards of cleanliness). On the trip, I can wear it with a plain shirt to dress it up a bit - or throw it around my shoulders when I'm a little chilly. Also, when touring, if I'm going into a cathedral or someplace else where women should wear skirts, I can use it quickly as a wrap-around skirt. I love my multi-function scarves and they don't take much space in the carry-on bag.
Smart versatile outfit piece for travel!
Window seat for me. Only one elbow to avoid then!
Do you have any videos comparing the pros and cons of soft vs hard side carryon suitcases? I have a soft sided now but we have a trip to the UK soon and I’m thinking about updating mine.
Ooh I am uploading one on Wednesday! I like them both, but love being able to roll the hardshell down the aisle.
Thanks for your efforts to help others and your pleasant presentation. A couple of things i would mention. You don't need or use near as much as you think of products. A little drop of toothpaste for example is plenty so pack accordingly. Plastic bags are way more efficient and lighter ( but use good ones like Ziploc brand) than those cute zippered bags with compartments. These bags and compartments add up to space not used and weight, like the light weight backpackers will tell you" ounces make pounds." Use the pockets in your jackets for more than chewing gum. There is plenty of unused packing space in jackets and coats. Finally, the lightest most compact item you can pack is a credit card. You can buy inexpensive t-shirts and other clothing all over the world and if you don't want or have room to take them home leave them. I have a friend that has traveled world wide and will never carry a suit case and for him it is cheaper and easier to buy some clothes to augment what he does have. Thanks again and happy trails.
Those are great tips that I will share. Thank!!
Hi Laurie ? I am new to your Chanel and love all the travel tips. We are going on a 10 day Northern European cruise. I am planning on traveling light. Are there quick dry under wear? Didn’t want to pack 13 pairs. Lol
Yes by a great brand. They are somewhat mesh and a viewer just recommended them: rstyle.me/cz-n/hjh5r2ckgqp
Just here to reaffirm that the red dress is super cute! Wear with confidence x
Gracias!!
Clinique Take the Day Off balm is the best make-up remover!
Ooh I've never heard of it. Thx
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie you put a little balm on your fingertips, add a bit of water and it even removes waterproof mascara!
Your tips are great and so helpful! You have so many videos...is there one that actually shows the packed items in the carry on so we can see how it all fits together? Thank you!
Hi Kim. I have one that shows my entire packing process and this one that may help. I always think people will think it's boring to see that so thanks: bit.ly/CarryOnTips
aisle! I get up a lot to use the restroom due to drinking copious amounts of water. I have been doing it since I was young. I am now a parent of a 6-year old and it works out now, because he will always prefer the window :-)
Me too!
I no longer pack shampoo and conditioner for 2 weeks. It is often cheaper to buy in a euro or pound shop when you get to your destination
Whoop first comment 😂! Just in time I’m actually taking a carryon for our next trip!
Have a glorious time!! Thank you
I wear a lot of black and gray when traveling. I highly recommend washing your hair with Vunella shampoo bars, no liquids!
Thanks; save space!
Hi, love your videos …
One question, why do you have close on dry cleaning hangers?
I know; I'm cheap like that. Normally just tees.
sometimes in my travels, yes! I can wash my undies and dry it up inside that hotel bathroom. But most times it can’t be done coz I constantly change hotels esp if I join grp tours in Europe or Asia.
It is exhausting to change hotels daily.