5 MISTAKES TO AVOID WHILE TRAVELLING
Traveling for the first time can be very challenging and fun. You are trying something new. That may also be your first time in an international airport. These are 5 mistakes to avoid while traveling.
Packing Too Many Load: It's best to check the limit of your baggage. If it's 20kg, make sure its around 19kg. Don't take more than you need. Some of the things you are taking to another country may even be cheaper there. This will avoid you the embarrassment of removing some of you things in the airport just to reach the right weight.
**Don't Be Late to The Airport. If I am required to be at the airport three hours before flight, I usually budget five hours. You never can tell what may happen on the road. You can find yourself in an serious traffic if you live in a country where it is common.
Traveling Documents: The most important thing you should never to forget is your traveling documents. Make sure they are with you and safe.
Exchanging Currencies: When you arrive in a new country, before you exchanging your money to the local currency, make sure you check the right exchange rate online. Preferably before travailing. This will help you to avoid getting duped.
The arriving airport: Before you travel, make sure you find our about the location of the airport. Often times, you may read aboutZhuliany airport in Kiev but in reality, it's in the the country side of Kiev. This will help you to plan your journey well.
**Know The Country You Are Traveling: You need to read well about the rules and regulations of the country, what is accepted in your country may be illegal in another. Don''t put yourself in problem.
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Definitely do not over pack, especially if you're using a backpack, you don't want to have to carry it all around with you and you will be doing a lot of walking! Also if you're backpacking and travelling to "cheaper" countries there's a very good chance that clothing, underwear, equipment, medicine, toiletries etc will be ridiculously cheap compared to your home country so it makes sense to just pick them up as you go!
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