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Six Steps to Becoming a Savvy, Stress-free Traveler

Basic travel tips to prepare for the summer vacation season.

Kansas City, MO (PRWEB) May 31, 2006 -- Memorial Day weekend signals the start of the summer travel season, which for many Americans may be the only time they ever hit the road. So whether you're planning a vacation in a high-energy city or on a relaxing beach, here are some tips to make travel planning (and the journey itself) go smoother.

1. Don't be a chronic overpacker. It really is possible to pack for a week in a carry-on! The keys are to make a packing list and plan a mix-and-match wardrobe.

2. Never wait until the last minute to pack. That's a sure sign that you'll be missing items you really need.

3. Be smart at the airport. Leave plenty of time to make it through the screening process, and don't attempt to take items that will cause you or your fellow travelers grief at the security gates. (Check the TSA Web site for a list of what is and is not permitted on board.) If you're pulled aside for further search or for wanding, don't try to argue with the security officer.

4. Make sure you've got someone back home lined up to look after your house and any pets. Leave them a copy of your itinerary so they can reach you in an emergency.

5. Take care of yourself on the road. Eat healthy, get extra rest (if possible) because travel takes a lot out of you, and take precautions to stay safe while in transit or at the hotel.

6. If your travel involves a child, take their needs into consideration. Don't plan your days too full. Let them have some say in the travel activities (sites to see, places to eat, etc.). And be sure to take along toys and activities to keep them entertained while in the car or on the plane.

Travel is a wonderful adventure! With proper planning and a bit of caution, it doesn't have to be stressful.


(These tips are adapted from Pack Your Bags!, an interactive book on CD-ROM, by Marlys K. Arnold (2006). Used with permission.)

About Pack Your Bags!: This interactive book on CD-ROM is filled with tips and real-world examples to help travelers prepare, no matter the destination or occasion. It includes articles, along with audio and video tips, on various aspects of travel: planning a travel wardrobe, creating a packing checklist, (with video demos of a master packing method), selecting quality and practical luggage, staying safe and healthy on the road, traveling with kids, and more. To view the Table of Contents, or take a tour of the CD-ROM online, visit: http://www.imagespecialist.com/packyourbags

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