#packing_suitcase

Hey there! Are you excited for the upcoming holiday season? Whether it's a long-awaited vacation or just a quick trip back home, one thing's for sure, you'll need to pack your suitcase. And we know, it's not easy, but don't worry, we've got some helpful tips to make packing more efficient.

Before we get started, let's consider a few factors that can affect how you pack. First, how long will you be staying? Knowing this will help you decide how much to pack. Second, do you have an itinerary? This will help you determine what kind of clothes to bring. Will you be hiking? Attending a wedding? Seeing the sights? Knowing this will make packing easier.

So, now that we've got that out of the way, let's start packing! Remember, as a general rule, bring only the essentials. You're on vacation, not moving there. And speaking of essentials, don't forget a nice pair of pajamas for a good night's sleep.

Choose the right luggage size for your trip. You already know how long you'll be gone, so choose a suitcase that can fit everything you need, but also one that you can comfortably carry, especially if you'll be travelling by train or plane.

When choosing clothes, think about what's comfortable and appropriate for your destination. Check your closet and choose from the pile you've set aside, keeping in mind how long you'll be gone.

Consider any events or occasions you may attend and bring something nice to wear. And don't forget about footwear! Bring shoes that match your outfits and consider packing black, as it goes with everything.

Now it's time to start packing. Begin with the bigger and heavier items and fold them to cover the entire size of the luggage. Then, alternate with smaller and thinner clothes until everything is settled. Use vacuum-sealed bags to save space and to keep things organized.

Don't forget about your small essentials like underwear, socks, scarves, and toiletries. Fill in the sides of your suitcase with these items and use small spaces and holes in between your clothes to store them.

If you have a travel box, use it to store your shoes and other small items. Fill it with clothes for added space-saving. And speaking of space-saving, you can put some of your small items inside your shoes to save space and avoid leaks. You can even put some jewelry and cash inside for safekeeping.

Lastly, use a vacuum cleaner to remove air from your resealable bags for added space. And remember, when packing, put together the big things and keep the smaller ones separate.