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http://www.eaglecreek.com/blog/what-pack-ultimate-travel-packing-checklist

http://www.adventurouskate.com/top-10-travel-safety-tips-for-women/

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Everything To Know Before You Travel In Japan! 🇯🇵

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Here are my top travel tips before you travel to Japan! Where to go, what to eat, and things to do~ I hope you find this video helpful.

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Passport/visa(s) – Not sure if you need a travel visa? Check here.

Personal ID/Student ID card – If you’re a student, some companies, like Sta Travel, offer discount cards to ensure you get good deals while on the road

Frequent flyer card(s) and other loyalty program card numbers (ex: hotel chains and AAA)

Cash and credit card(s) – Call your credit card companies before you travel to inform them of your travel (otherwise they might turn them off to prevent perceived fraud)

Health insurance cards/document(s)

Travel insurance information

Reservations and itineraries – print them and save them electronically for easy access

Hotel and/or tour contact information

Transportation tickets (plane, train, bus, car, etc.)

Emergency contacts and important addresses

Copies of all these things in case you lose your wallet

Guide books and maps

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Important documents: Keep all your important documents together. This way you are able to keep track of everything easier.

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Technology

Mobile device and charger

Laptop, iPad, or E-reader and charger(s)

Headphones (consider noise-reducing headphones if you're sensitive to sound)

Camera and Go Pro/video camera, memory card, and chargers

Electrical converters and adapters

Travel Comfort, Entertainment, and Information

Travel pillow, blanket, eye mask, and ear plugs

Travel journal and pen (it’s awful when you forget your pen!)

Books and magazines

Deck of cards and travel games

Chapstick and lotion – it’s dry up there

Water bottle – you’ll need to fill it up once you get through TSA

Guide books, travel guides, maps, language guides, etc. (if you will need any of these upon arrival at your destination, put it in your carry-on)

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Toiletries: Make sure to pack your toiletries to be TSA compliant. The TSA’s 3-1-1 rule makes it easy to remember: liquids, gels, aerosols, creams, and pastes must be 3.4 ounces (100ml) or less per container and they must be in a 1 quart-sized, clear, plastic, zip-top bag. You can get any 3 oz

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Your Carry-on bag: Try to include two outfits in the event your luggage gets lost. Of course include items you'll need during the flight.

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First aid kit (bandages, gauze, adhesives, etc.)

Personal prescriptions (copies of scripts)

Pain and fever relievers (also children’s strength if you are traveling with kids)

Thermometer

Cold medicines and throat lozenges

Diarrhea/laxative medicines

Allergy medicines

Hydrocortisone cream/antibacterial ointment

Multivitamins

Sunburn relief

Insect repellent/mosquito net/sting reliever

Motion sickness pills or bands

Altitude sickness pills (if you are planning to hike in higher altitudes)

Eye drops

Moleskin

Medicines and vaccinations specific to the region/activity

Additional Health Items

Hand sanitizer or wet wipes

Prescriptions in original packaging (you’ll want to make sure you have these in your carry-on bag just in case something were to happen to your checked luggage)

Sleeping medicines

Glasses and glasses case

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Get informed! Check the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s website for comprehensive travel vaccines, medicines, and travel advice information.

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Cologne/perfume

Personal mini mirror

Hair products like hairspray, hair gel and beard oil

Clothesline and detergent

Shaving kit and extra razors

Sewing kit/clothing care kit, stain remover

Facial tissues and/or toilet paper

Travel Towel

Scissors, nail clippers, and tweezers (must be in checked luggage)

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Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, mouthwash

Hair brush or comb, hair ties, barrettes/bobby pins

Deodorant

Shampoo and conditioner - Dr. Bronners is a good option all-in-one option for hair care, face wash, laundry and more

Sunscreen and face lotion with SPF

Make up packed in a wipeable wristlet

Face wash and/or makeup remover wipes and q-tips

Night time Moisturizer/Lotion

Lip balm with SPF and lipstick or lip gloss

Personal hygiene items

Feminine hygiene products

Extra contacts, solution, and contact case

Glasses and prescription sunglasses

Prescription medication with the label/script so that you can refill if needed and not be questioned by TSA.

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Organization: The more organized your luggage is the more items you are able to fit. Use packing organizers to help you achieve this

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Luggage: Pick luggage that is versatile, lightweight, and big enough to hold all your belongings

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Research Your Destination Thoroughly Before Your Trip.

Keep Your Valuables On You While in Transit.

Only Take What You Need and Leave the Rest Locked Up.

Don't Trust People Too Quickly.

Watch Your Drinking.

Blend in as Much as You Can.

Spend Extra Money on Staying Safe.

Prepare for the Worst with Documents and Secret Cash

Get Travel Insurance

Check in Regularly