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Come Fly Away: Planning Your Next Big Adventure

  • Writer: Elisabeth Caraballo
    Elisabeth Caraballo
  • Jun 17, 2018
  • 2 min read

Whether you’re off on a trip of a lifetime, a solo getaway, or you and your other half decide to get out of the country for a week or two; you’ll want to ensure that you’ve everything you need for the best adventure possible. You don’t want to be stocking up on expensive stuff at the airport because you’ve forgotten things and who knows how pricey things will be when you arrive at your destination. Therefore, making sure that you’ve bought or ordered some essential items will help your getaway run smoothly, and you won’t end up (too) out-of-pocket. It’s also vital that everything is booked and planned as much as possible so that you’ll have peace of mind throughout your travels. The following are some ideas for those lucky ones who have just booked, or are about to book their next big adventure and want to ensure they have a safe trip and everything they need.

Keep Your Health In Mind

Travel insurance is a must-have on any trip abroad; however, it’s essential that you have full coverage when traveling overseas where falling ill could be a higher risk than in other destinations. So make sure all your insurance documents are with you digitally and on paper at all times, to be on the safe side. Also, always read the small print; it might seem annoying, but insurance companies will try anything not to fully pay you any compensation, so it’s worth being extra vigilant before you set off.

Before you leave, it’s a great idea to check out services like Air Evac International so you can be confident that if any accidents or serious health issues do occur; you’ll know you can get home promptly and receive the best in medical care. It’s worth doing your research surrounding both your travel and medical insurance while you travel and your means of getting back safely for any care or treatment.

Be Clever About Your Case

It’s time to start packing and it’s best to be as smart as possible. Toiletries are the things that can cost you a lot of cash if you wait until you get to the airport to buy them - don’t hesitate getting your essentials together in one bag before hand. Make sure that you’re abiding by the rules and regulations regarding liquids and carry-on luggage. If you only have a holdall or backpack for the plane and aren’t planning to check in a larger suitcase before you depart; you’ll need to invest in miniature sizes or fill up travel-sized bottle with your shampoo and shower gel. You’ll want to take things that will help you get ready quickly, without compromising your style.

Things like face moisturizers with added SPF are a great way to protect yourself from the sun without having to layer up on lotions and creams, so take a look at what’s on the market and what is being recommended. Nobody can tell you what to wear; however, make sure that you’ve checked all the weather possibilities before you leave so that you can look your best for the whole duration of your big adventure.

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