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Idea is to make two lists - first write the items that you would
be carrying.
Second
has all activities that need to be completed before you go.
e.g. pay credit card bill, switch off oven(!) and lights etc.
I
always keep copy of all my travel documents, travellers'
cheque receipt and Itinerary with a friend / family.
I keep the contact details of my Embassy and credit
card lost/stolen no. handy on me. Everyone travelling
with me gets a copy of all documents / Itinerary to
carry with them. You will be surprised how it has come
handy to few of my friends who lost their passports
while travelling.
I know what I have said in the travel planning is all
common sense and most of you would be doing it anyway,
but thought of sharing it with any newbie whos got bitten
by the travel bug to show that
1.
Planning helps to organise things better and avoids
last minute running around.
2.
It saves $$$
3.
In case of any contingency you are well prepared.
And
that
4.
Its not very difficult at all.
I
hope this gives you some ideas as an independent traveller.
I have intentionally kept this section fairly generic
and not made it specific to England Travel since it
applies to any travel to any country (and within country
for that matter). Do send me your feedback and any other
ideas that work for you.
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