TRAVEL TIPS
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TIPS
Carry-On Bags 3-1-1 Rules for liquids, gels and aerosols:
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3.4 ounces or less per container
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1 quart size, clear, plastic, zip top bag (all liquids must fit in bag)
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1 bag per passenger
Your Go-To Bag
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A Sturdy Satchel Backpack
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Your Passport / Get a RFID Passport Cover
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Airline tickets/travel itinerary
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Your medication in the original container (3.4 ounces or less per container)
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Bright Mini LED Tactical Flashlight
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Small Notepad + Ink Pen
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Portable Charger Power Bank / Battery Charger (for back-up)
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Swiss Army Pocket/Utility Knife (Please Note: Make sure you pack it in your checked luggage before & after)
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A printed map from your hotel to the US Embassy in that country (Just in case your phone do not work).
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Register for (STEP) - Smart Traveler Enrollment Program for Free. (Please Note: you can go to the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate and they will grant you access much easier if you are registered with all of your information). A MUST! When traveling overseas.
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Write down a list of important numbers in your notepad or sheet of paper (ie: emergency contacts etc.). When there is an emergency crisis all phones are locked up and you cannot use your cell phone.
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RFID Paper Wallet (Please Note: take a prepaid credit card + a credit card, as well as, cash).
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Remember, to keep your car keys. If you have to leave everything behind, we do not want your car key in the luggage.