Dylan Leslie Blogs

Before you enter the airport, you should take the time to familiarize yourself with the usual security rules such as the type of identification you need and basic baggage rules such as whether or not valuable or important personal items should be in your hand baggage. Below is a link to important information about security and baggage, including recommendations on how to handle TSA procedures and how to pack your hand and checked baggage safely. To know what to pack in hand and checked baggage, arrive at the airport and check the list below. Liquids Around the world, airports restrict liquids and gel items in hand luggage to bottles larger than 100 millilitres, and they must fit into a zipped plastic bag the size of a quarter or a litre. Liquid foods are carried in checked bags and not in hand baggage, with the exception of breast milk and juices for children. Check the rules with the country you are flying from, but in most cases, you will have to tell the screening agent that you hav...

  Are you that person who packs your entire home comforts onto your travelling bag and wonders how minimalist packing is even possible? The benefits of minimalist packing seem exaggerated until you practice it on your travels.  It's impossible to appreciate minimalism if you think minimalist packing is just cutting down the number of things you pack and calling it a day. On the contrary, minimalist packing is being mindful of avoiding the non-essential items on your journey to focus on packing things that add value and purpose to your travel.  Read further to know how to pack mindfulness in your backpack for travel so that your vacation feels light, happy and less cluttered. Invest in a Smaller Backpack Once you have set your mind for minimalist packing, the first thing you have to do is to invest in a casual backpack for your travel that is one size smaller than the one you currently use. When you start physically restricting your packing capacity you are one step clos...