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Travel Rules, Tips, Treats and Tricks

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Ever since I started travelling, which was only a few years ago, I have been giving myself travel rules to follow while collecting tips and tricks from others. Here are some of them:

  • In the end, all you need is your passport, wallet, (house) keys, and phone. The rest can be somewhat easily replaced.
  • Share all your important travel info with at least one person who is not travelling with you.
  • Fly Emirates whenever you can afford it. They have the best food, entertainment, and friendliest crews.
  • Flight pillows and foldable water bottles are good investments. Get it. And use it.
  • Bring Kindle and sunnies no matter the weather.
  • Your travel clothes and stuff will magically fit the size of your luggage. whatever the size is.
  • Do research on the place that you are visiting.
  • Stay in Airbnb for the closest-to-being-a-local experience.
  • Don’t consume weeds hours before your next flight.
  • Support the local economy and more importantly respect the locals.
  • Visit the market ━ preferably the fish market.
  • Carve some me time for yourself, especially if it’s more than a long weekend trip.
  • Don’t drink anything but water on the plane even if you really REALLY love wine.
  • Do the same things you like at home in a foreign place. For example, if you love hanging out in the coffee shop/or spending hours in the bookstore back home, do the same in the new place you are visiting.
  • Bring a journal, travel journal, or memories recorder beyond your iPhone camera unless your camera can capture emotions.
  • A facemask on the plane is a treat.
  • If possible don’t fly long haul flights on your heaviest period day, but if it’s unavoidable book an aisle seat.
  • Otherwise, always book a window seat, especially on long flights where you are planning to sleep.
  • Visit 7-11 or it is equivalent and stock up on local snacks.
  • At least learn how to say “Thank You” in the local language and use it often.

πŸ›« ━ KK.

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