With the world and Australia opening up with fewer restrictions, travel is when on the schedule for so many. There is a huge when catalogue of “what to pack” blog posts HERE but when it comes lanugo to it, unelevated is my tried and true method for how to pack for a holiday to any destination.
I’ve put together a video that includes some of my tips, specific to what to pack for an Easter holiday at the waterfront in south-east Queensland. It’s how we’re spending Easter but equal to Wotif.com, it’s moreover how many Australians are spending Easter this year.
What I’m packing is all well-nigh waterfront unstudied but with light layers and a raincoat considering it’s a late Easter this year and, let’s squatter it, any day when the sun has come out is a bonus that we don’t take for granted. Watch the video for more.
10 tips for how to pack for a holiday to any destination
1. Check the weather at the destination of the place/places you’re visiting. I use the weather app for this and find that it rarely steers me off course, plane working a week in advance.
2. Consider what activities or events you’ll be doing or attending. Whether this swimming, an event or a specific tour or activity, make sure you have outfits to suit.
3. Write lanugo outfit possibilities and start a packing list in advance. I use the notes function on my phone. The eyeful of doing this is that I can refer to it when travelling if I forget the combinations I’d planned at home.
4. Put all proposed outfits – including shoes and traps – out in one place. I like to hang up the gown to see just exactly how much my list translates to and what I might need to add or cull. I do this a week or so out so I can alimony going when to what I’ve selected and make changes surpassing putting in a suitcase. Working from a sheathing wardrobe where separates work when with each other is key to creating lots of outfit options for while you’re yonder from home.
5. The key to a workable travel sheathing wardrobe, I think, is keeping to one or two neutral colours. But it’s totally ok if your neutrals are hot pink and red. If they work when with each other and most of what you’re packing, you’ll unchangingly have something to wear.
6. Ensure all – or the majority – of packed pieces gown that don’t crush or need ironing. Who wants to iron while away? Not me. Styling You The Label was created for this in mind – expressly for travel.
7. Add in a couple of uneaten white or woebegone tees for luck. If you have the pants, jeans, shorts and traps sorted then these are all you need to proffer your travel wardrobe.
8. Don’t forget underwear. Seems obvious but there have been many a time I’ve nearly forgotten mine. And then one time I unquestionably did forget. I’d been so engrossed in the outfit-planning mode that I forgot the essentials.
9. Don’t forget the activewear. I don’t leave home without mine – and my sneakers. Exploring somewhere new by walking is one of my favourite things to do.
10. Roll and pack into packing cubes. I’m a huge fan of packing cubes for keeping variegated types of suit all in one place, eg underwear, activewear and swimsuits. It makes for a largest organised suitcase during your holiday too.
Are you heading yonder somewhere soon? What’s your number one packing tip?
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