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Summer Tips for Trips: On the Go Items to Prepare

Ready For Your Summer Trip? Here are Items You Should Definitely Bring
 So you’ve already got the basics: luggage, clothes good for days (or weeks), and a good quality camera for the picture perfect moments and of course cash. But are you really sure you are good to go?

Ready? 
Get set? 
Not yet!
Useful items on the go:
  • Wet Cleansing Towellets- they’re pretty useful like sanitizing in public places like towel seats or door knobs. Use it also when you need to go to the toilet and there’s no available toilet paper or wiping your face after going around all day.
  • Travel mug or thermos- eco-friendly cup for drinking coffee on the go and also for keeping souvenir items that can be breakable.
  • Safety pins- you will wish to have one of this when one of your travelling bag’s zippers breaks, so bring a few.
  • A Small Tote/Sling/Backpack bag- it could be any of the three; you could use the carry-on bags during your trip where you could put little essential items for small trips.
  • Big Handkerchief- or a bandana; could be used as a head cover, a small shoal when swimming or a scarf.
  • Adapter/Converter- when going to different places especially abroad they have different types of sockets and plugs. So come prepared.
  • Power banks- cell phones nowadays are not just for calls/texts even picture taking and you missed taking that pic because your phone was out of juice.
Better Safe than Sorry
Little items that could be carried around and at the same time very useful while travelling. The next time you’re off to another great quest, don’t forget these items. 

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