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Packing Tips for Carry-On<\/h1>\n

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A great way to avoid dragging around big, heavy luggage? Don’t bring it at all, of course! So if you can manage with only a carry-on, first of all, congratulations! However, sometimes you simply need a lot of things such as Christmas gifts and clothes for the holiday. So what do you do then?! You make sure that you pack it in a way that uses every bit of space.<\/p>\n

Inspired by this handy video by tastemadetravel,<\/a> we’ve compiled a list of tips for packing your carry-on the best way possible.<\/p>\n

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6 Great Tips for Packing<\/h2>\n

1)\u00a0 Pack Light<\/h4>\n

Start off by laying out everything you want to pack. Then take away 1\/3, keeping only the most basic. We know it can be painful, but we promise you won’t regret it.<\/p>\n

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2) Pack heavy shoes in the bottom<\/h4>\n

Then fill them up with items like sunglasses or socks. You don’t want that space going to waste, right?<\/p>\n

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3) Make a ready-to-go toiletry bag<\/h4>\n

Keep a separate toiletry bag with all your travel essentials, then you never have to think about it again. Remember, you don’t have to bring ALL the things you keep at home — just the most necessary. If you travel with someone, you can share items like toothpaste and sunscreen — but make sure you’re using small containers that comply with flight regulations.<\/p>\n

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4) Fold your clothes “The KonMari way”<\/h4>\n

“KonMari,” when it comes to packing, is a space-saving method you can use to organize your clothes. Here<\/a> you can find more examples on how to use “The KonMari Way,” which will allow you to pack more into your carry-on luggage. The method not only will give you more space, but it will give your clothing greater visibility, making it easier to quickly locate items.<\/p>\n

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5) Use space in your hat or cap<\/h4>\n

For items that are more fragile, place them near the top and preferably inside something. Hats and caps work well, or even inside pockets (just don’t forget they’re there!).<\/p>\n

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6) Pack your jewelry in one place<\/h4>\n

… and protect it with a sealable plastic bag. This will make all the pieces of jewelry easy to find and will help keep them from getting tangled up or damaged during travels.<\/p>\n

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Get your pack on just in time for the long weekend!\u2708\ufe0f???? . . . #traveltips #longweekend #travelhacks #packinghacks #packingtips #wanderlust #tastemadetravel<\/a><\/p>\n

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