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Avoid Air Sickness While Traveling
How to Have a Grand Time in the Skies
Even in the olden times, the problem of motion sickness had been
prevalent. In fact, it was even referred to as "camel sickness"
in the Bible, where the camel riders experience nausea due to
moderate...
Cheap International Travel Secrets
What is the real secret to cheap international travel? It is the same as the secret to doing anything for less. Learn to be an opportunist. Opportunistic travelers get to travel more, see more and do more. Of course, you can ignore this advice if...
Online Travel Statistics
The Travel Industry Association of America (TIA) released their annual Travelers’ Use of the Internet study in December 2003. The study shows an increase in the number of people using the internet to research and book travel. TIA found that 30% of...
Travel Tips - Packing the Perfect Suitcase
The thrill of planning a trip will often light you up and consume all of your time. You look through guidebooks, talk to friends about their experiences, and research your itinerary on the internet. Still all this planning and research will not make...
Washington, DC a Bargain Travel Guide
Welcome to Washington, DC - The nation's capital is a city with public museums and monuments galore, but also hidden treasures that should not be overlooked. Whether you're in Georgetown, downtown, or even in Northern Virginia, and whether you're...
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Seven Tips for Organized Holiday Travel
Traveling for the holidays? Here are seven tips for organized packing and traveling.
1. Check the weather forecast at your destination. Build your travel wardrobe around one basic color
(black, navy or brown) to expand wardrobe options and limit luggage.
2. Use mini toiletry items to save space. Fill them only three-quarters full. Place in freezer bags to
avoid leakage.
3. Use plastic dry cleaner bags around clothing to reduce wrinkles.
4. Pack these separately: camera, jewelry, keys, money and jewelry. Make them
accessible if you're
traveling by car.
5. Pack snacks and bottled water for yourself and the kids. Fill a cooler if you're on the road.
6. Stock up on entertainment. Music, books and toys are life-savers if you are stuck in traffic or on a delayed flight.
7. Pack an extra bag for items you buy or receive on your trip. This especially applies during the holidays.
About the Author
Myers is a professional organizer, speaker and author. FREE "50 Ways to Manage Your Time" tips booklet. Visit http://www.ineedmoretime.com
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