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You’re so funny, I love it! Will recommend your channel to all my friends 😄 looking forward to more content.

I love my collapsible water bottle. It’s slightly different but it’s a must have when I travel.

The best video I’ve seen on travel essentials. So glad I found your channel.

do the tomtoc bags have rfid protection?

Detergent sheets are a good idea but for the love of god get the unscented ones.

Pros use a titanium water bottle. This heavy contraption is hard to clean and too heavy

I like the field notes notebooks - just a bit smaller. I add a stack of 10 or so post its to the inside back cover. Allows to leave a little message or leave a note somewhere without ripping out a page - plus it sticks!

For Cheap Flights I simply go to Google Flights and check their calendar to see what days have the cheapest flight and I book for those days

Wow. Brilliant! Thanks for the tip!

0:28 is that inside an airplane? what airline is that? looks like a chair you would use at a library.. and the space is worse than inside the back of the police car 😅

I have that tomtoc bag, the 4.5L one. Its great. Taken it to Disney, Prague, Vienna and so on. Great size and fit. Bag Hack: I run a zip tie around the buckles for a little extra security.

I can second your recommendation on the Soundcore Anker Q45 headphones. I’ve had a pair for 2 years and they are excellent for the price. The noise cancellation is very good. By my estimate the ANC is 80% as good as Bose at 1/3 rd the price. I’ve used them almost every day during that 2 years and they’re holding up well.

good video, but its another with really low audio .

First off, does the bag fit under the sit at all? Second, did you go to Zadar as well? P.S. You look like Jockovic.

Great video! Your link to the travel router takes me to the Goodr shades instead. 😎

It's great that you clarify that you bought these items. I'm fine with sponsored content and respect that it may be a good product, but I don't think many of the reviewers would willingly pay for the product or will be using the item following the review.

great video!

Useful tips, if only there were the links to them.

Legit tips, storytelling, entertaining - your channel is about to blow up my friend!! LOL'd at 5:33 😂😂

Subscribed. 👍🏻

well I will never walk to the airport so I almost clicked off your video.. Instead I just did FFWD. and THEN when you went to SPIRIT, well that was the end of the video for me.. HORRIBLE airline.. don't do it!!!

My hearing aids have Bluetooth (paired with my phone) so it's convenient if that's how the entertainment is delivered. Also quiet for neighbours on the plane! But I do miss my trusty Bose noise cancelling headphones. Thanks for great content. New subscriber in Canada ❤

I plan my big trips 10 months in advance and then book the ticket. This has the advantage of allowing me to pick a good seat. Then every month I go back and look and make sure that the price has not lowered.

Amazing tips! Thanks for sharing!

These are some great items, i would argue against the no rinse laundry detergent...you are already in a strange place when travelling which has your immune system on alert even if you arent sick, you dont need anything lingering behind on your skin causing rash. If you use these chances are it rinses pretty easily because it probably doesnt have a lot of sudsing agents. So take a second to rinse it and get those chemicals out of your fabric. Also arguing against the soap papers for handwashing. If your hands are dirty you have to rummage around with the container with dirty germy hands. If your hands are wet then you ruin all the soap papers to get one out. Alternative to both is a 2oz bottle of dr bronners soap. There are a bunch of scents of dr b but they have unscented too. I would recommend tea tree one because it is antibacterial. Good for scalp, feet, body odors, face, first aid, body wash, baby wash. And can wash your clothes with it. Make some travel wipes with it for hotel and airplane suefaces. Paper towels soaked in mild soapy water and zipper bag it. Liquid is best for various uses (dilite for what you need) but solid bar soap is god for travel and is not going to spill. Most bar soaps are 4 oz and can be cut down for size.

I'd love to see how long it took you to get olive oil out of that plastic folding bowl.

God ole Bee-Dub-Yuh-I.

I prefer a 35L pack because it will fit on every airline and it discourages me from packing too much. I’ve done 6 three week trips to Europe with a 35L bag. I just have to do laundry a few times during the trip.

re: laundry detergent, just put dawn soap on toiletry container...

awesome suggestions!

Easily the only list of travel products I have watched in the last decade. The clothes line has been all of our trips for decades but a few of these are entirely new to me. Thanks😊

Delta???

Loving the notepad idea. Simple and efficient.

I’ve been using the Amazon Basics packing cubes for several years and I think they are good for organizing my stuff. For dirty laundry I use a large ziplock bag that I compress. I haven’t felt the need for compression bags because I travel very light.

I have the blue hills thinner blanket and never take a trip without it. It is so warm and light I use it under the hotel sheets as it’s big enough to cover and snuggle with. Well worth the slight inconvenience of packing. Plane blankets aren’t washed frequently, so gross!

Neither earbuds nor over ear - I loved traveling with my rayban meta glasses!

Great innovative video. I heard to book on a sunday, 2 months before the flight was the best and fly mid week from someone working in the travel industry but i would love to check if true.

Fabric spray. If my clothes are just a little smelly, spraying them is easier, faster, and cheaper than washing. Except underpants. Wash those every wear.

I do some of these already!

Fun trip! I love to explore and love your adventurous spirit. I’ve had good luck buying miles when they go on sale, then book travel with miles. Heading to Europe on Sunday first class, bought with miles!

Very helpful video. For once it is the other way around. What you don't need.

Fantastic info! I too have booked cheaper with Spirit at the airport! I saved $258!! I totally appreciate the effort to make this video! 😂 And thank you for picking up litter along the way!!

Tape attached to gift card is a good one. Hand sanitizer is useless (germs dont cause disease).

Oh la la, you just created a need ... (The white noise machine).!

You must live in Mayberry! No homeless people in the underpass!

Very entertaining. You are such a man😅

The best ticket prices we ever got was when I told my husband that he would never be able to find tickets to London for less than $500. That was all he needed . . . He stayed up half the night looking for flights on his computer. The next morning we had 2 round trip tickets from the US to London for $500 each. It took a little bit longer to get there because we had to fly to LAX, change airlines, and head to London from there, but that was just part of the adventure. 😊

This was a cool test! ❤

Good for you to walk that far and even better to pick up litter! My flight savings tip is probably obsolete. In the past some of the large tour companies would book a large block of seats on a flight and if they didn’t sell all the seats for the tour they would offer them cheaply through a travel agency. Many years ago my wife and I got cheap round trip tickets between Chicago and Zurich that way, basically half price. Tour companies still offer flights as part of their tours but I haven’t seen any offers for those seats. I also haven’t visited a travel agency in this century, but they still exist.