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How prepare right/eight days


Luggage

Be sure to get the most important things into your handluggage. Everything you need within the next three days, if the luggage gets lost.

How much do you want to pack, what is necessary, what is nice and what would be luxury.
Get information about how much luggage is allowed to take on flight.
Consider the country's circumstances: What is easy to get, what is about the health system, what medicine would be useful to take with you, any special things concerning the county like deseases or cultural identies. 

Clothes

Be sure to travel with enough and the right clothes. Again: Get informed about the country you will travel. Clean and tidy clothes make many things easy. Especially if you travel to islamic countries the right clothing is important.

My luggage (so far)

 Seats

Reserve a good seat in time! Especially if you are a large person (like I am).


Time 

More is worth more! Be sure to plan with slack time to avoid delays and considerable inconvenience.


Important documents:

Make sure to have all important documets like your passport, health insurance card, visa card, immunization card and driving licence with you. You also should make a copy of all and hand them to a person of trust. It is also useful to save a copy online to have access if your wallet gets lost or stolen.

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