10 Travel Tips

Posted By clutterconversions on May 13, 2009

1) Make all reservations as soon as possible

2) When making hotel reservations, check their amenities.  You do not need to bring a hair dryer or iron if they already have one in the room.  Most hotels now have those items as well as, coffee makers in all rooms.

Week Before Trip:

3) Double check all reservations: hotels, car rentals, animal boarding/care.

4) Remind your emergency contact person that you will be leaving and what their responsibilities will be.

5) Make copies (if you have not already) of all important documents:  Insurance cards, credit cards,driver’s license, birth certificates, passports, prescriptions.

6) Print/familiarize yourself with travel directions

7) Prepare your packing list:  especially if you need to take items that you normally do not take with you on a trip.

8) Vehicle maintenance

9) Give emergency contact person your schedule, address and phone numbers of where you will be staying so they can contact you in case of an emergency.

10) Check all medications to make sure you will have enough to last throughout your trip.  If you do it now, this will give you and the doctor time to prepare your medicines and you will not be worrying about that the day before you leave.

About the author

clutterconversions

I enjoy giving people the freedom to do the things in life they truly enjoy! Graduate of James Madison University with a Major Degree in Social Science and a Minor in Secondary Education. Currently an Ambassador for The Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce Co-founder and Secretary of The Successful Women's Alliance Network Member of the National Association Of Professional Organizers and the Richmond Chapter. Currently studying for Board Certification through the National Association Of Professional Organizers. Teach Organizing and Time Management Classes, provide seminars and give presentations to businesses and organizations. Interests Hello, I am located in Staunton Virginia and being organized has always been a part of who I am. I have been in management for 20 years and now I am taking all the organizing and time management strategies I have used in the past and teaching them to others. I want to help others decrease their stress, save money and have more free time by helping them become organized and give them the tools and skills needed to maintain it.

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