Team Carry On

You must must must always make sure you have plug-in converters for the country you are in I have a cool one that has like every country in it and it has a couple USB ports and you could plug-in regular as well so that’s something you must have wherever you go

• Multi Country Plug In Converter – I have this one from amazon. I like it because it has 4 USB ports and a plug in source so you can plug everything you need in at once. It also covers most countries. 
• Camera sunglasses –  I have snap glasses which are cameras. It’s perfect for when I don’t want to pull out my phone. I can just click the button on the side it’s originally meant for Snapchat, but you can load them up onto your phone and put them on Instagram or wherever you want and it’s so easy to use. It takes 10 second videos and photos so it’s a nice cool thing to have with you at all times.
• Folding Sunglasses – I have Maui Jim sunglasses that fold up and are super convenient to carry around. It is nice to keep things easy and light when traveling. They were actually Steven’s, but I stole them. Many brands have something similar including Ray Bans.
• Travel Purse – I use this Tumi purse which was given to me it’s not too big, not too small and has lots of pockets. It is important your purse is a cross body that can safely be in your view at all times. It is also important that it has many hidden pockets to prevent pickpocketing or your bag being cut open when you aren’t paying attention (it happens!). I stick my wallet in the inside zipper pocket and clip it with a Carabiner clip on the side of the pocket. 

• • Another tip always make sure you have a photo of the cover page of your passport with you at all times on your phone. You can also send it to your email just in case you ever lose your passport. Not just yours but everyone on your trip with you. 

• Lonely Planet – I collect lonely planets from every country I go to. It’s perfect for when you want to double check the price of something, look up a map, or just read up suggestions. In my Guatemala 5 day Itinerary you can see I used Lonely Planet’s self guided walking tour which was amazing to explore the city of Antigua. 
• Packing Cubes – These really help with organization and not having to make a mess of your backpack or luggage everytime your looking for a new outfit. One packing cube per category of clothing ex; One for shirts, one for bottoms, one for dress etc. 
• Travel Air Compressions Bags – My nomatic bag came with a great one. Its good when your winter traveling and have bigger items or clothing or for putting you dirty clothes in throughout your trip so it doesn’t take space. 
• First Aid Kit – This is SUPER important. You never want to be left with out the essentials for a cut, scrape, head ache, burn, hangover or even fever. I travel with every pill, band aid and antibacterial possible. But the star of my first aid kit is Pepto Bismol Chewables! They have saved my life multiple times. I also have Party Smart hangover prevention pills that are all natural and were introduced to me in India. I get seasick so I use Travacalm which was introduced to me in Australia and is the best non drowsy motion sickness pill I ever had (sadly it is not available in the USA, let me know if you see it)! You also don’t want to forget your Tylenol, Advil and Z-Pack from your doctor.
• Solar Portable Charger – This might be a little bulky, but OMG does it come in handy after hours outside. Plus never worry about your charger not being charged. I clip it to the outside of my bag and the sun will make sure we never run out of juice!