Whether you’re just going for a cheeky week away in the sun or you have slightly more adventurous travel plans, keeping your stuff safe whilst you travel is pretty important. Whilst there is no guarantee that your items won’t get damaged or go missing, there are some ways to keep it safe – here are some packing for holiday tips and tricks.

Sensible Packing

Being sensible about what you pack and what you need to take with you is essential, after all, who wants to be carrying out luggage with them that is heavier than it needs to be. If you are travelling with someone then splitting both of your items between your own cases is a good idea. That way, if one case does go missing or get delayed you still have half of your stuff in the case that does make it there with you. This is trickier if you are travelling alone, but putting a couple of essentials in your hand luggage just in case is always a sensible idea too.

Track Your Luggage

Did you know it is now possible to track your luggage? Places like PAJ GPS trackers have a range of tracking devices suitable for a range of scenarios. Their Easy Finder 4G can be placed in a suitcase without taking up too much room. It then has 14 days of battery life and you can log into the app on your smart device and track exactly where the suitcase is. Whilst this won’t prevent the case from being mislaid or delayed it does mean that should the worst happen you’ll be able to find out where it is with ease –  making it much easier to be able to get your stuff back!

Label Things Clearly

Luggage does plenty of miles when you are travelling, including trips around luggage carousels and in and out of vans for transportation. You want people to easily be able to identify who the luggage belongs to and therefore where it is going. If you have old labels left on from previous tips then it is a good idea to remove these and ensure that only your current and relevant details are on display. If you are able to invest in a case that looks different and stands out from the crowd then this can help too!

If you have any packing for holiday tips then we’d love to hear them

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