Italy Travel Tip: Packing Your Carry-on Bag
This prompted me to put together a few tips for packing your carry-on travel bag (besides the 3-oz bottles of liquid you can have in your one baggie)
- Medication: always pack all your medicines in your carry-on bag. Make a copy of your prescriptions or a list of your medicines (not the generic names) and carry it separately. If you need medicine while in Italy, take the list to the farmacia, pharmacy (read more about the pharmacy in Italy).
- Change of Clothes: pack a spare change of clothes, at least a shirt and underwear, in case your clothes don't arrive.
- Computer and camera: If you're bringing a laptop or other electronic equipment, it's much safer to carry it with you. This is especially true of cameras. I've heard of people's cameras (and other items) being stolen from the check-in bags in many countries.
- Important personal information: Of course you'll have your passport with you, but it's a good idea to carry a copy separately. All money, credit cards, tickets, important phone numbers, and your travel itinerary should be kept with you. When leaving the airport, it's a good idea to safeguard your passport and money.
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