Check your airline’s luggage dimension
You wouldn’t want to exceed your airline’s free checked and carry-on luggage limit, so check the maximum weight and dimension allowed. Most airlines allow one carry-on bag and another small handbag. Note that the free checked weight and dimensions vary between airlines. Therefore, before you choose a suitcase for parking, check the approved dimensions of your airline. Anything heavier than the approved weight may attract charges.
Make a list and drop it down
What type of trip is it? If it’s a business trip, how many times are you meeting with business partners or suppliers? Knowing this makes it easier to pick the clothes, shoes, and gadgets you will need. Now, make a packing list according to the activities you will undertake. Afterward, drop the list down by choosing necessities over wishes.
Don’t pack more than you need
Of course, you have a lot of clothes at your disposal and can change into something new every hour. But you wouldn’t need all those things when traveling for a few days. Your luggage size should always correspond to the number of days you will spend. When going on a week trip, pick only the necessary things you need for those days.
Make all-in-one luggage
Create space in one bag for all the items you are traveling with. Your shirts, pants, socks, shoes, toiletries, etc. should be arranged in the carry-on luggage and electronic gadgets in your backpack. Folding/rolling them properly creates enough room for more.
Use packing cubes
Packing cubes come in a variety of shapes and sizes and allow you to pack specific items separately. For example, when fitting into the suitcase, you can have separate places for your ties, socks, clothes, etc. It, therefore, keeps you organized and makes item search easier.
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