Lists of my top travel essentials for each section you need to pack: My travel hello shirt: amzn.to/3SJDw7V Lists of my top travel essentials for each section you need to pack: My travel hello shirt: amzn.to/3SJDw7V List of bags I pack in: Striped backpack 15.6: amzn.to/3Hh4zRN Gray backpack 15.6: amzn.to/3Hl05cK Tote bag: bit.ly/LaurieToteBag Carry-on with pocket: amzn.to/3UxST4Z Carry On suitcase no pocket: amzn.to/49EGXCP Crossbody bag (I have 4): amzn.to/3O2nxiP Anti-theft crossbody: amzn.to/3HaaqYQ Top 5 essentials for flight: Phone / iPad prop: amzn.to/4926qWz Neck pillow: amzn.to/488qqpk Portable charger: amzn.to/42bZ2ni Tray table pocket organizer: amzn.to/42tgN3b AirPods cord: amzn.to/41raTzp Shirts for travel outfits: Talbots sleeveless: bit.ly/3MjvBLN Short sleeved: bit.ly/3u1zJJq 3/4 Length sleeve: bit.ly/3MODUyG Long sleeved: bit.ly/3QKC9DR Flutter sleeve: bit.ly/47jwXgW (major sale) Hello languages: amzn.to/3SJDw7V Cashmere: bit.ly/3Ppgsd2 (they come in and out of stock. I am size 10 and wear medium in crewneck and L in v neck) Shirts I designed: bit.ly/MyTravelShirts Liquids you need: Toiletry kit with liquids bag: shoptripped.com/Laurie-Spring24-Makeup Liquids bag for Europe (1 liter): amzn.to/3SKXbEA Thick lotion: bit.ly/3OSzOH5 Spatula for lotion: amzn.to/3UsUlp4 Small container (set): amzn.to/3JkUnsD Foundation: Mary Kay CC Cream It Cosmetics (my color is Fair Light): bit.ly/3UsXzZJ Top 5 Toiletry Items: Toothbrush: amzn.to/411M9fa Floss sticks wrapped: amzn.to/49cEgIi Makeup brushes: BK Beauty blending crease: bit.ly/47CaM68 spot brush: bit.ly/3uIigWG all over brush: bit.ly/3uMc93S Makeup brush travel case: amzn.to/48VPAsu Makeup palette customizable (magnetic): amzn.to/42uDZ1k Hair tools: Shampoo bar: Lush brand Shampoo bar bag (dries out with no leaks): amzn.to/3L5jel2 Heat safe mat bag for curling iron: amzn.to/3HNkW8G Hair clip bag (35 tiny bags come in set): amzn.to/3NNpM9G Waterproof shoes: Merrell waterproof boot: bit.ly/44pLRjM Blue sneaker boot (also in black): bit.ly/45MHala Black waterproof boot: bit.ly/3PnGHRw Taupe waterproof boot: bit.ly/44eHNnr Red blouse: bit.ly/47jwXgW Merrell sandal: bit.ly/3XtP4N4 Best pants for travel: Water-resistant hiking pants: bit.ly/3TJkzU4 Blue sweater: bit.ly/3Ppgsd2 (will come into stock seasonally) Jeans boot cut: bit.ly/3PkYDdW Pull-on denim: bit.ly/42seCx1 Joggers Loft: bit.ly/3U68gAF (they go in and out of stock) Joggers Amazon: amzn.to/3TVfjwA 5 Pouches: Belt bag hands-free: amzn.to/41YcJqN Parrot clips: amzn.to/424zOce Swimsuits (one pieces too): amzn.to/3U1X60k Black gold swim: bit.ly/3S2by7k Toiletry kit pouch: shoptripped.com/Laurie-Spring24-Makeup 3 pouches: amzn.to/480b9qx Pink pouch little: amzn.to/42iA0F0 Makeup brush case: amzn.to/48VPAsu Technology travel cases: Roll up organizer: amzn.to/42eUPPZ Black cord case: amzn.to/429J4ua Large technology cord case: shoptripped.com/Laurie-Spring24-Pouch Converter: amzn.to/3QHoy0b Adapters with more outlets: amzn.to/47ZlYtU Selfie stick tripod: amzn.to/3SJVoiZ Travel essentials for men: Dude wipes: bit.ly/3w1DLTd Liquids bag: amzn.to/3SVq3dM Toiletry kit minimalist: amzn.to/4brpjnq (***Choose size MINI) Sink packets: amzn.to/3I5QvuR Floss sticks for wallet: amzn.to/49cEgIi Top 5 Cold Weather Gear: Packing for 2 season temperatures? Watch this video: bit.ly/PackFor2Climates Hat or fleece-lined: amzn.to/3SKnP0t Rain jacket: amzn.to/42uFwEC (love this one) Rain poncho: bit.ly/3FO9Z64 Waterproof jacket: bit.ly/3L5lCIC Scarf: amzn.to/3vVcX6P Gloves: amzn.to/46Xmsjt Beach must haves: Fanny pack to walk on beach: Sunglasses case: amzn.to/3VDwj9l Sunglasses that fit: amzn.to/3LUqvof Bathing suits: amzn.to/3SpqT0z Black/gold top: bit.ly/3S2by7k Heat safe phone case for beach: amzn.to/4bsIr4L Scalp sunscreen (not goopy): amzn.to/3SLgygL 16 tropical earrings: amzn.to/4b1SyNH Jewelry case: amzn.to/3HNkW8G Need some packing tips? Watch this: bit.ly/NewCarryOnPackingMethod Need to pack light? Watch these hacks: bit.ly/BaggageFeesPackLightTips Lightweight beach items to pack: bit.ly/SpringBreakBeach2024
Laurie, I'm sure you won't remember this, but a little over a year ago, I commented on one of your videos saying I was headed to Houston for a job interview to be a Missions Pastor. I really didn't want to move away from friends/family, and I wasn't sure about living in TX. You responded very kindly, of course:) Well, now I'm almost 11 months into that job. It's been absolutely amazing. Words can't express how good of a year it has been. Now to the travel related news: All in the first half of 2024, I'll be traveling to Greece, Honduras, Rwanda, and Jamaica. As always, I get great travel tips from you. Thank you!
Something for when you do hotel tips: On work trips, I purchase food at a local supermarket rather than going out for every meal. Check the temperature on the fridge in the room. I've had some frozen salads and fruit before I got in the habit of checking to make sure the temp is set to a medium setting. I keep my partially used hotel soaps and when leaving, wrap them in one of the cellophane wrappers from the paper coffee cups. I'll never have to buy soap at the store again!
Great tips! I also bring a silk pillow case, but may I suggest to bring a brightly colored one so you don't forget it. I thought I lost one once because hotel staff had put a pillow case over mine (it was off-white), now I make sure mine looks very different from hotel bedding. I swear by merino wool socks. I only bring 3 pair regardless of the length of my trip. Hand wash, blot on a towel and they will be dry the next day.
A few nights ago, I had a dream that an acquaintance of mine asked me to quickly pack my carryon bag for a sudden trip to London. I was scurrying around trying to think what Laurie would pack.
Holy cow … what a jam packed video. As a 47 yo mom of 3 that’s about to take her 11 yo to London … there wasn’t a minute of this video I didn’t find helpful. Well done, thank you.
Australian here, the Airplane pocket are wonderful, we need to take 2, 3 or 4 flights to go overseas. So I leave everything in the pockets and just flip the table flap over to keep everything together.
A quick note about your disposable poncho tip: you can order multiple packs of "survival ponchos" that are made of the same stuff as the space blankets but fit like the disposable rain ponchos. They are almost as cheap, almost as compact, and can really hold in the body heat. I always keep one in my car's glove box, and it has been a life saver during a very lengthy (like, overnight and through most of the next day)shut down of a jammed highway.
It is not a regular occurrence, but has been known to happen in a bad winter storm. It's rare, but it happens. I did once spend around 13 hours (or was it 17? It was a long time ago.) stuck in deep snow when they closed down the highway in Buffalo, NY. It was on the highway from the crossing from Canada into the US at the Buffalo crossing, and the border guards did not tell people the highway was closed up ahead. It's rare, but most Canadians outside of BC have at some time or other been stuck in the snow in their vehicle. When you grow up in a country where the weather can kill you half the year, you learn early to be prepared!! You could live for a month on what I normally carry in my car. @@TravelTipsbyLaurie
If you need waterproof shoes or boots try the brand Vessi. All of their shoes are waterproof. They have added several more styles since I ordered my boots, which are very comfortable. Love your videos.
Hi Laurie, I have been watching you for years, I think you had 30k subscribers. You haven’t changed a bit and your advice is always spot on. I never tire of watching your videos. i don’t do so much travel as I live at the bottom of the world but when I do, I always follow your advice, it’s really worked out. thank you
Yes to the Men's packing tips. We're flying more often and I tend to be the pack mule between us and some ideas that are more "manly" will influence him more than my suggestions.
Best lumbar hack for your back - I used a 3x9 zipper soft pack with a large scarf rolled in it. It's perfect for those uncomfortable airport/airplane seats. No more back aches!
I love your videos Laurie. May I recommend trying a new crossbody for one trip? The Kipling Alvar bag is very thin and lightweight, but can fit way more than your favourite crossbody (which I also have) in its 5 zippered pockets. It is so easy to roll up and pack in the smallest empty space, but you would be astounded at what it will hold (I call it my "Tardis bag." (Fellow Dr. Who nerds will understand what I'm talking about!)
Just spent 15 mins looking at them-GREAT! Is there a zippered pocket inside? Looks like several types but the longest regular one is 13" long? Anyway, thanks again!
The regular (largest) size is the one I use, flat and empty it is just slightly larger all round than a normal sheet of printer paper. The front of the two largest pockets has two open pouch pockets inside, the back of the two main sized ones has a sizeabale zippered pocket, lots of room for my wallet and passport. Since I live in a border city, I often cross into the US to shop, and I like this purse because it lies flat against my body and is easy to keep under my jacket or sweater, making pickpocketing much harder (an important factor when the bit of the US you live beside is Detroit!)@@TravelTipsbyLaurie
I have those Boca clips for my beach towel, but then discovered large laundry clips at dollar tree. I think their in a 6 pack. I also learned to clip only one side like you do. Until watching your videos, I was only aware of regular packing cubes, which I can roll my clothes in to pack more. Now I am going to buy the compression cubes for my trip to Paris in June with my mother. I also bought that stripped backpack you showed in another color and got it on sale for $20 at Amazon. Thanks for all the great advice.
As I get ready to go to Patagonia for my daughter’s wedding we are struggling not only with space but also with weight. Some airlines weight everything and personal bag has to be under 3 kilos! Maybe you can do a “favorite bags that don’t weigh a lot” kind of videos. Loove your ideas, I am over 50, I carry my own fan, some planes got rid of ventilation after COvid, I always bring it with me 😂
Yes to the men’s packing tips video. This was another good one, Laurie. Btw that “NASA” phone pouch can also be used to save your phone’s battery in very cold weather, too.
So much in one video, wonderful! One of your best hacks is the bar soap or bar shampoo bag. It is fabulous, toss in a wet slimy bar with no worries about it leaking. Love it.
I have the Merrell hiking boot! In case anyone is wondering, they do start to feel heavy on the feet after a long day of walking. I wore mine on (approx 6 miles) hikes and my feet were very tired at the end of the hike not just from the distance walked but from the weight of the shoes. I start noticing the weight of the shoe during the last few miles back to the trail head and the weight slowed me down
I've been a subscriber of yours for years!!! A tip I particularly liked and found very helpful regarding bags was for the inner lining to be a light colour 👍 Having said that, I have rece try purchased a Fyallraven backpack because it has soon much space, though it's navy blue inside 😮 Otherwise, light colours otherwise. So you have Birkenstocks? Would you consider doing a video on Birkenstock sandals or shoes. I think they're very comfortable.
Hi Laurie, I’m new to your channel but just love all your suggestions. I haven’t traveled on airplane in many years and knew I needed help with all the new regulations since I traveled last. You are breath of fresh air. Thanks for all your help with my packing for my upcoming trip to Hawaii. 💜💜💜
The best waterproof shoes and boots that I have found for my wide feet are Lems. All Lems shoes and boots are footshaped, minimalist barefoot design with a bit extra padding in the sole. They are very lightweight too. The Chelsea Boot and Boulder Summits are waterproof. Their Primal Zen sneakers and Telluride Boot are not, but I found a quick waterproofing spray takes care of that. I took the Chelsea Boot and the Primal Zen sneakers on a recent trip to Norway and London, and they were perfect. I can easily walk 10 to 12 miles in any of the Lems shoes/boots with complete comfort.
My husband likes packing cubes esp the Eagle Creek quick trip toiletry bag with carabiner to hang. His capsule wardrobe is layers in blue and gray, esp gray jeans. Using the 6 hr drip test wet to dry, he prefers Untucked shirts and shorts. Performance Tshirts dry fast. The Ecco leather sneakers with arch inserts and Keen Newport sandals with smartwool socks go on every trip. We use detergent leaves and tear off what we need. We do laundry in a jumbo ziploc, take 2 flat hangers, and laundry clips I’ve made from last years meeting lanyards ( wish I could attach a picture)
Thankyou, Laurie You are so fun to listen to.😁I have purchased all your beach items 🌞and have learned so much about packing… I am working on not packing so many clothes. 🤦♀️ I do have a coat that has too deep outside pockets, two hand pockets and two inside pockets that I fill too. Enjoy your journey in life and keep spreading your sunshine.. 🌞
I purchased the Blondo Shanna waterproof bootie to take on our Christmas River Boat cruise this past November/December thinking I might wear them a few times. Boy, was I ever glad I did as we had snow and slush to deal with 90% of the time. Unfortunately they don’t provide warmth (bought some heavier socks) but my feet stayed dry! Lifesaver. We did quite a bit of walking and it wasn’t bad even though I prefer less of a heel normally.
I have started to put my conditioner in a plastic straw. Seal 1 end with a flame. Fill the straw and seal the other end. I do individual one's about 2" in length.
Your videos are prepping us for our 9-day Mediterranean cruise out of Barcelona. Please do a video for men. My boyfriend would appreciate this for his first international flight and cruise. Thank you!
Thank you for the travel essential video. I love all of your choices. I also have the Level 8 carry on with the front pocket, I love the roll , handle, packing cubes, but I hate that it is so heavy, I can hardly lift it over my head to put it in the overhead bin.
Hello from Kansas! I purchased the 2-pr glasses case that you recommended , which I use for my prescription glasses & sunglasses. I put the sunglasses on the yellow (sunny) side and my regular glasses on the other side. Very handy and really sturdy.
Hi Laurie, the link for the little jewelry case goes to the heat pad for curling irons, etc. can you provide the jewelry case link again, thanks! Very helpful video!
Hi Laurie, Thank you for your channel! I binge watch your videos. You are so cute and have so many useful tips. Thank you! I have a travel tip for washing clothes in the sink while traveling. Detergent sheets. They are light and easy to pack because they are like paper sheets. You can tear them to the size you need when washing socks or a tshirt. I pack the sheets in a quart size baggie and they are perfect for light traveling. I look forward to many more of your travel tips. 😍
Hi I really learn a lot from your videos. Thanks so much. I can't remember the one you talked about pain in ears. I had pain so bad I didn't fly for yrs. I asked the doctor finally what it was. Now I have hole put in my eardrum and don't have the problem. I might sound drastic, but it works. I'm too old for long road trips. This made me able to enjoy plane rides.
Hi Laurie! I love your tips!! I started commuting to work by bicycle this year (just once a week so far), and a lot of your tips have been helpful for that. Do you have any other suggestions for makeup? I love the idea of the magnetic case, but most of my non-liquid makeup is loose powder. I bought some tiny containers for it so I don’t have to carry the full-size versions. Although this meets my needs, my makeup tends to make a mess when I get to work. Just wondering if there are some other solutions to traveling with makeup.
Yes. Mens video. Also, would you please go more in depth about a converter use in other countries? I’m not taking any hair tools, but my husband is INSISTING that the apple products and kindle need their big charging block because it’s their converter (rather than a travel adapter that has several usb ports already on it.)
Hi, electronics need an adapter so their plugs will fit into outlets. Here is a 3 min video that might help: bit.ly/AdapterTravelConverter When I was in Belgium, I just plugged my laptop and other electronics into adapters, but I wish I would have packed those I showed b/c hotel rooms do not have alot of outlets.
What a wonderful video packed full of super tips and hacks. I always learn something new. A man’s packing tips video would really be helpful. Look forward to your next one 😎
Hi Laurie! I have watched so many of your videos I’ve found them so helpful for my upcoming trip to Italy. I originally thought I would have to check a bag, but am now flying with only a carryon & a backpack! Can you suggest a small, lightweight travel steamer for clothes? I think I will probably need one of those! Thank you! Love all your videos!
I was looking for the Beis Seat back organizer, but I think it’s discontinued. I am so intrigued by the trade table cover. Is it washable? I always wipe down my tray table with my antibacterial wipes as I know it is so disgusting. If it’s washable, I am buying one. I will try to look it up as well and read the reviews. Thank you so much! ❤️ ✈️
The Matador soap bag really works and it's great for trips with many different legs - I can pack it right after a night shower, put it in my toiletry bag, and not have to remember to get it out of the shower when leaving for a 6am flight (so . . . 2 or 3 in the morning). I have a small 2oz spray bottle (with the long trigger) which I keep empty when flying and put a little bit of curl cream or leave-in conditioner (from a 2 or 3oz bottle) with water when I get to my hotel (or even just after we land if I'm going right to an event) and shake up to use - it's great for doing my hair when it's already dry with the added water and that stretches the cream/conditioner to last for several weeks.
Laurie will the TSA or airlines have a problem with the suitcase sleeves you can buy and cover your suitcase? I thought it would be helpful in keeping your suitcase from being scratched up and also would be easy to identify your luggage if you have to check a bag. Thanks for your help.
Looks like you were in Banff! We were there in 2018 and took the gondola, too. We hiked all over and went to the beautiful aqua lakes and walked on the glacier! Can’t wait to go back and take our sons and grandchildren. My fave hiking pants are from Prana and look nice enough for restaurants. I’m 5’9” and have trouble finding long pants, but Prana has different inseams. Love your tips!
I use laundry sheets for my regular laundry, but found they were handy for a cruise I took in October. They pack flat and don't need to go in your liquids bag.
Great video. Its great to see a real person, my age making relatable videos!! I'm headed to Paris for mother's day and I just got a really nice blow dryer brush and I don't know how I lived without it! Would I be able to use in Paris with a conversion plug?
Hi and yay! You’ll need a converter. Plug the dryer into the converter and the converter into an adapter plug. Here is my converter: amzn.to/4cC8ZRq and these are my adapters: amzn.to/47ZlYtU
Laurie, you did such a great job putting all of this together on one video! Thank you so much for this! We wear Merrell shoes too, they do last a long time and are so comfy! Thanks again!
Thank you for sharing all of your experiences with Travel. I wanted to share that I recently found a water bottle that uses UV light to treat creek, lake or community water while traveling to destinations it treats 99% of bio contaminants.. It’s called Larq water bottle PureVis. it comes in 17 and 25 oz as well as insulated and non insulated. You do have to charge the cap about month. I have already gotten my purchase back. Carla
Hi Laurie. I appreciate all your travel tips. So helpful! Question for you. Have you ever traveled British Airways? We are considering an 8 to 10 hour flight to London. We only want to take carry-ons, but their allowances for carry-ons and personal bag are really small. Just wondering how strict they would be if our carry-on was an inch taller than their 22-inch height restriction.
I got that mini toiletries bag for my husband and he loves it! He has a gorgeous leather dopkit I got for him when we got married, but it is just too big for what he packs.
As a bigger woman, with size 10 feet too, carry on only travel is just not an option for me. But your tips for TSA and your packing tips for my carryon bag are great.
Cool! Rupit, Spain? I'm going to Spain in October. I cannot wait. :-) Happy travels! (A little hack I've done is to take a small jar and scrape the top of a deodorant stick into it. It's much smaller and lasts forever. I love minimalist packing!)
Thanks so much for all the helpful tips and videos. We are going to Europe for the first time. San Antonio to Barcelona, then on to cruise ship for 10 days. We are used to flying to Cancun airport, but this tips will surely help
I love your videos. I have learned so much about traveling. I have the stripped backpack and love it. Could you do a video about allowing more time to arrive at the airport if you are needing a wheelchair or have a disability. I know one couple who actually missed a flight because they did not allow enough time.
Oh yes, arrive 3 hours before boarding time in my opinion. The companies who man the wheelchairs use contract employees, and there is a super high turnover and no show rate.
I'm traveling overseas for the first time in October and will be transferring from a regional flight to a direct flight to Scotland from Chicago...I'm really worried that there won't be enough time to catch the direct flight. How much time should there be between the two? I haven't been on a plane since 1999 so I need all the help that I can get.
Question about the phone charger you listed: can I use that charger with an iPhone 7? It only mentions much newer series. I’m one of those people who don’t get a new phone until I have to 😂, so I’m always several series behind the current ones
Hi Cheryl. So the adapter is what your electronic item plugs into. That adapter for that country is what fits their outlet hole sizes. So I was suggesting that you need more like the ones I showed. We have sooooo many things that need an outlet. My hotel room had one besides the bathroom. If taking a curling iron or hair dryer, you have to have a converter. Mine is a combo converter/adapter. So I would use that in the bathroom and my extra adapters would plug into the room outlets and that's where I would charge batteries and computers etc.
I have learned so.much. I am so interested in what NOT to put in your luggage in the belly of the plane. I have no idea. But I remember they blamed the mid air explosion of flight TWA 800 on oxygen bottles in the belly of the pane. They changed is later, but I figure there are things that .need to be in your carry-on. So I kinda wish you would do one on what not to pack in your luggage.
Hi Laurie. I’m a huge fan of your videos and we do lots of traveling! My question is:you’ve mentioned a travel essential for you is a deodorant bar but I cannot seem to find it in your products or your storefront. Please help!
Hi, I use a deodorant stick like Dove. But I use a shampoo bar from the Lush site. I didn't think it would be on the site, but it's the only one for dry scalp. I just bought the replacement this summer. Love it!!!
Hi, @TravelTipsbyLaurie! Love your channel! Quick question: the palette makeup you showed in this - do you put that in your liquids bag? Still trying to learn some of these loops holes in the TSA rules for liquids. Thanks in advance!
Yes, thank you. It looked like creme based makeup in a magnetic palette (like Seint). I’m assuming since you can spread it, it’s still a “liquid”. You helped (again)! Thank for the quick response. Happy traveling!
I’m in favor of a men’s packing video. Your videos are good and very useful, though one from a man’s perspective would be more relatable for us guys in your audience. What would be interesting to me is anything specific to pilots, like a recommended flashlight or other useful equipment. Something coming to mind after seeing your jacket with carry straps is to attach D-rings to my coat to carry using a luggage strap.
Lists of my top travel essentials for each section you need to pack:
My travel hello shirt: amzn.to/3SJDw7V
Lists of my top travel essentials for each section you need to pack:
My travel hello shirt: amzn.to/3SJDw7V
List of bags I pack in:
Striped backpack 15.6: amzn.to/3Hh4zRN
Gray backpack 15.6: amzn.to/3Hl05cK
Tote bag: bit.ly/LaurieToteBag
Carry-on with pocket: amzn.to/3UxST4Z
Carry On suitcase no pocket: amzn.to/49EGXCP
Crossbody bag (I have 4): amzn.to/3O2nxiP
Anti-theft crossbody: amzn.to/3HaaqYQ
Top 5 essentials for flight:
Phone / iPad prop: amzn.to/4926qWz
Neck pillow: amzn.to/488qqpk
Portable charger: amzn.to/42bZ2ni
Tray table pocket organizer: amzn.to/42tgN3b
AirPods cord: amzn.to/41raTzp
Shirts for travel outfits:
Talbots sleeveless: bit.ly/3MjvBLN
Short sleeved: bit.ly/3u1zJJq
3/4 Length sleeve: bit.ly/3MODUyG
Long sleeved: bit.ly/3QKC9DR
Flutter sleeve: bit.ly/47jwXgW (major sale)
Hello languages: amzn.to/3SJDw7V
Cashmere: bit.ly/3Ppgsd2 (they come in and out of stock. I am size 10 and wear medium in crewneck and L in v neck)
Shirts I designed: bit.ly/MyTravelShirts
Liquids you need:
Toiletry kit with liquids bag: shoptripped.com/Laurie-Spring24-Makeup
Liquids bag for Europe (1 liter): amzn.to/3SKXbEA
Thick lotion: bit.ly/3OSzOH5
Spatula for lotion: amzn.to/3UsUlp4
Small container (set): amzn.to/3JkUnsD
Foundation: Mary Kay CC Cream
It Cosmetics (my color is Fair Light): bit.ly/3UsXzZJ
Top 5 Toiletry Items:
Toothbrush: amzn.to/411M9fa
Floss sticks wrapped: amzn.to/49cEgIi
Makeup brushes: BK Beauty
blending crease: bit.ly/47CaM68
spot brush: bit.ly/3uIigWG
all over brush: bit.ly/3uMc93S
Makeup brush travel case: amzn.to/48VPAsu
Makeup palette customizable (magnetic): amzn.to/42uDZ1k
Hair tools:
Shampoo bar: Lush brand
Shampoo bar bag (dries out with no leaks): amzn.to/3L5jel2
Heat safe mat bag for curling iron: amzn.to/3HNkW8G
Hair clip bag (35 tiny bags come in set): amzn.to/3NNpM9G
Waterproof shoes:
Merrell waterproof boot: bit.ly/44pLRjM
Blue sneaker boot (also in black): bit.ly/45MHala
Black waterproof boot: bit.ly/3PnGHRw
Taupe waterproof boot: bit.ly/44eHNnr
Red blouse: bit.ly/47jwXgW
Merrell sandal: bit.ly/3XtP4N4
Best pants for travel:
Water-resistant hiking pants: bit.ly/3TJkzU4
Blue sweater: bit.ly/3Ppgsd2 (will come into stock seasonally)
Jeans boot cut: bit.ly/3PkYDdW
Pull-on denim: bit.ly/42seCx1
Joggers Loft: bit.ly/3U68gAF (they go in and out of stock)
Joggers Amazon: amzn.to/3TVfjwA
5 Pouches:
Belt bag hands-free: amzn.to/41YcJqN
Parrot clips: amzn.to/424zOce
Swimsuits (one pieces too): amzn.to/3U1X60k
Black gold swim: bit.ly/3S2by7k
Toiletry kit pouch: shoptripped.com/Laurie-Spring24-Makeup
3 pouches: amzn.to/480b9qx
Pink pouch little: amzn.to/42iA0F0
Makeup brush case: amzn.to/48VPAsu
Technology travel cases:
Roll up organizer: amzn.to/42eUPPZ
Black cord case: amzn.to/429J4ua
Large technology cord case: shoptripped.com/Laurie-Spring24-Pouch
Converter: amzn.to/3QHoy0b
Adapters with more outlets: amzn.to/47ZlYtU
Selfie stick tripod: amzn.to/3SJVoiZ
Travel essentials for men:
Dude wipes: bit.ly/3w1DLTd
Liquids bag: amzn.to/3SVq3dM
Toiletry kit minimalist: amzn.to/4brpjnq (***Choose size MINI)
Sink packets: amzn.to/3I5QvuR
Floss sticks for wallet: amzn.to/49cEgIi
Top 5 Cold Weather Gear:
Packing for 2 season temperatures? Watch this video: bit.ly/PackFor2Climates
Hat or fleece-lined: amzn.to/3SKnP0t
Rain jacket: amzn.to/42uFwEC (love this one)
Rain poncho: bit.ly/3FO9Z64
Waterproof jacket: bit.ly/3L5lCIC
Scarf: amzn.to/3vVcX6P
Gloves: amzn.to/46Xmsjt
Beach must haves:
Fanny pack to walk on beach:
Sunglasses case: amzn.to/3VDwj9l
Sunglasses that fit: amzn.to/3LUqvof
Bathing suits: amzn.to/3SpqT0z
Black/gold top: bit.ly/3S2by7k
Heat safe phone case for beach: amzn.to/4bsIr4L
Scalp sunscreen (not goopy): amzn.to/3SLgygL
16 tropical earrings: amzn.to/4b1SyNH
Jewelry case: amzn.to/3HNkW8G
Need some packing tips? Watch this: bit.ly/NewCarryOnPackingMethod
Need to pack light? Watch these hacks: bit.ly/BaggageFeesPackLightTips
Lightweight beach items to pack: bit.ly/SpringBreakBeach2024
Laurie, I'm sure you won't remember this, but a little over a year ago, I commented on one of your videos saying I was headed to Houston for a job interview to be a Missions Pastor. I really didn't want to move away from friends/family, and I wasn't sure about living in TX. You responded very kindly, of course:)
Well, now I'm almost 11 months into that job. It's been absolutely amazing. Words can't express how good of a year it has been.
Now to the travel related news:
All in the first half of 2024, I'll be traveling to Greece, Honduras, Rwanda, and Jamaica.
As always, I get great travel tips from you. Thank you!
Eeeek so exciting! I hope it’s all great. Wow Greece?
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie Yes! Our church has a long-time partner chirch there. I'm so excited to go see how they do ministry there for about 2 weeks! 💙
Something for when you do hotel tips: On work trips, I purchase food at a local supermarket rather than going out for every meal. Check the temperature on the fridge in the room. I've had some frozen salads and fruit before I got in the habit of checking to make sure the temp is set to a medium setting. I keep my partially used hotel soaps and when leaving, wrap them in one of the cellophane wrappers from the paper coffee cups. I'll never have to buy soap at the store again!
I’ve been doing this! Those soaps just end up in the trash. What a waste! I’m using them up at home. 👍🏻🧼
The hotel soap work great to clean makeup brushes! They also work well with stains. I don’t know why but it works.
That’s what I do. Keeps me healthy, too!
Your recommendations save me money by not buying the wrong thing over and over. Thanks.
Cost me money 😂
Great tips! I also bring a silk pillow case, but may I suggest to bring a brightly colored one so you don't forget it. I thought I lost one once because hotel staff had put a pillow case over mine (it was off-white), now I make sure mine looks very different from hotel bedding.
I swear by merino wool socks. I only bring 3 pair regardless of the length of my trip. Hand wash, blot on a towel and they will be dry the next day.
Thanks for sharing!!
I saw another UA-camr have a leopard print one for travel cos it was so easy to see when you do a room check.
A few nights ago, I had a dream that an acquaintance of mine asked me to quickly pack my carryon bag for a sudden trip to London. I was scurrying around trying to think what Laurie would pack.
My husband would love to see tips for men. We love to watch! Thank you Laurie!
Thanks!!
Holy cow … what a jam packed video. As a 47 yo mom of 3 that’s about to take her 11 yo to London … there wasn’t a minute of this video I didn’t find helpful. Well done, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Australian here, the Airplane pocket are wonderful, we need to take 2, 3 or 4 flights to go overseas. So I leave everything in the pockets and just flip the table flap over to keep everything together.
Oh that is so smart!!!
I love mine, too.
A quick note about your disposable poncho tip: you can order multiple packs of "survival ponchos" that are made of the same stuff as the space blankets but fit like the disposable rain ponchos. They are almost as cheap, almost as compact, and can really hold in the body heat. I always keep one in my car's glove box, and it has been a life saver during a very lengthy (like, overnight and through most of the next day)shut down of a jammed highway.
I just do not know how you survive for that long. Why do your roads shut down for so long?
It is not a regular occurrence, but has been known to happen in a bad winter storm. It's rare, but it happens. I did once spend around 13 hours (or was it 17? It was a long time ago.) stuck in deep snow when they closed down the highway in Buffalo, NY. It was on the highway from the crossing from Canada into the US at the Buffalo crossing, and the border guards did not tell people the highway was closed up ahead. It's rare, but most Canadians outside of BC have at some time or other been stuck in the snow in their vehicle. When you grow up in a country where the weather can kill you half the year, you learn early to be prepared!! You could live for a month on what I normally carry in my car.
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie
If you need waterproof shoes or boots try the brand Vessi. All of their shoes are waterproof. They have added several more styles since I ordered my boots, which are very comfortable. Love your videos.
Hi Laurie, I have been watching you for years, I think you had 30k subscribers. You haven’t changed a bit and your advice is always spot on. I never tire of watching your videos. i don’t do so much travel as I live at the bottom of the world but when I do, I always follow your advice, it’s really worked out. thank you
Thanks so much for saying hi again!
Yes to the Men's packing tips. We're flying more often and I tend to be the pack mule between us and some ideas that are more "manly" will influence him more than my suggestions.
I feel like that sometimes lol.
Best lumbar hack for your back - I used a 3x9 zipper soft pack with a large scarf rolled in it. It's perfect for those uncomfortable airport/airplane seats. No more back aches!
Great tip for that airplane seat!
I love your videos Laurie. May I recommend trying a new crossbody for one trip? The Kipling Alvar bag is very thin and lightweight, but can fit way more than your favourite crossbody (which I also have) in its 5 zippered pockets. It is so easy to roll up and pack in the smallest empty space, but you would be astounded at what it will hold (I call it my "Tardis bag." (Fellow Dr. Who nerds will understand what I'm talking about!)
Just spent 15 mins looking at them-GREAT! Is there a zippered pocket inside? Looks like several types but the longest regular one is 13" long? Anyway, thanks again!
The regular (largest) size is the one I use, flat and empty it is just slightly larger all round than a normal sheet of printer paper. The front of the two largest pockets has two open pouch pockets inside, the back of the two main sized ones has a sizeabale zippered pocket, lots of room for my wallet and passport. Since I live in a border city, I often cross into the US to shop, and I like this purse because it lies flat against my body and is easy to keep under my jacket or sweater, making pickpocketing much harder (an important factor when the bit of the US you live beside is Detroit!)@@TravelTipsbyLaurie
I have those Boca clips for my beach towel, but then discovered large laundry clips at dollar tree. I think their in a 6 pack. I also learned to clip only one side like you do.
Until watching your videos, I was only aware of regular packing cubes, which I can roll my clothes in to pack more. Now I am going to buy the compression cubes for my trip to Paris in June with my mother.
I also bought that stripped backpack you showed in another color and got it on sale for $20 at Amazon. Thanks for all the great advice.
As I get ready to go to Patagonia for my daughter’s wedding we are struggling not only with space but also with weight. Some airlines weight everything and personal bag has to be under 3 kilos! Maybe you can do a “favorite bags that don’t weigh a lot” kind of videos. Loove your ideas, I am over 50, I carry my own fan, some planes got rid of ventilation after COvid, I always bring it with me 😂
Check a bag and enjoy your whole experience!
Yes to the men’s packing tips video. This was another good one, Laurie. Btw that “NASA” phone pouch can also be used to save your phone’s battery in very cold weather, too.
Yes! It's hard to explain so much about items without people losing interest.
So much in one video, wonderful! One of your best hacks is the bar soap or bar shampoo bag. It is fabulous, toss in a wet slimy bar with no worries about it leaking. Love it.
LOVE your content! I’ve purchased so many of your travel product recommendations & they’re perfect. Especially the Level 8 suitcase-a game changer!
Glad you like them! These are the best of my best, but I think all of my items are great lol.
I always look forward to (and never miss) your tips!
I am crazy for pouches! Use them to organize everything! Thanks Laurie for all these tips!
I have the Merrell hiking boot! In case anyone is wondering, they do start to feel heavy on the feet after a long day of walking. I wore mine on (approx 6 miles) hikes and my feet were very tired at the end of the hike not just from the distance walked but from the weight of the shoes. I start noticing the weight of the shoe during the last few miles back to the trail head and the weight slowed me down
I've been a subscriber of yours for years!!! A tip I particularly liked and found very helpful regarding bags was for the inner lining to be a light colour 👍
Having said that, I have rece try purchased a Fyallraven backpack because it has soon much space, though it's navy blue inside 😮 Otherwise, light colours otherwise.
So you have Birkenstocks? Would you consider doing a video on Birkenstock sandals or shoes. I think they're very comfortable.
Hi Laurie, I’m new to your channel but just love all your suggestions. I haven’t traveled on airplane in many years and knew I needed help with all the new regulations since I traveled last. You are breath of fresh air. Thanks for all your help with my packing for my upcoming trip to Hawaii. 💜💜💜
Oh thank you so much!
I’m a backpack person, too. So, I’m glad to know how you rave about the nomad lane. It’s on my radar.
Ever since April I am loving their tote bag. I was shocked.
Yes, a video to pass along to the dudes in my life would be AWESOME!
Yay it is in the editing phase
The best waterproof shoes and boots that I have found for my wide feet are Lems. All Lems shoes and boots are footshaped, minimalist barefoot design with a bit extra padding in the sole. They are very lightweight too. The Chelsea Boot and Boulder Summits are waterproof. Their Primal Zen sneakers and Telluride Boot are not, but I found a quick waterproofing spray takes care of that. I took the Chelsea Boot and the Primal Zen sneakers on a recent trip to Norway and London, and they were perfect. I can easily walk 10 to 12 miles in any of the Lems shoes/boots with complete comfort.
I’m so glad!
I finally found a curling iron made for the plugs in Europe. I don’t need to pack the converter. So happy!
Yay! I just bought one a couple weeks ago and it works great here.
My husband likes packing cubes esp the Eagle Creek quick trip toiletry bag with carabiner to hang. His capsule wardrobe is layers in blue and gray, esp gray jeans. Using the 6 hr drip test wet to dry, he prefers Untucked shirts and shorts. Performance Tshirts dry fast. The Ecco leather sneakers with arch inserts and Keen Newport sandals with smartwool socks go on every trip. We use detergent leaves and tear off what we need. We do laundry in a jumbo ziploc, take 2 flat hangers, and laundry clips I’ve made from last years meeting lanyards ( wish I could attach a picture)
Thankyou, Laurie
You are so fun to listen to.😁I have purchased all your beach items 🌞and have learned so much about packing…
I am working on not packing so many clothes. 🤦♀️ I do have a coat that has too deep outside pockets, two hand pockets and two inside pockets that I fill too.
Enjoy your journey in life and keep spreading your sunshine.. 🌞
Thanks so much Mary!!
Yes please, the men's travel packing tips would be very welcomed. Another great video Laurie.
I purchased the Blondo Shanna waterproof bootie to take on our Christmas River Boat cruise this past November/December thinking I might wear them a few times. Boy, was I ever glad I did as we had snow and slush to deal with 90% of the time. Unfortunately they don’t provide warmth (bought some heavier socks) but my feet stayed dry! Lifesaver. We did quite a bit of walking and it wasn’t bad even though I prefer less of a heel normally.
Yes, I hear you! I walked in mud just this weekend with them and it had poured too! But no I could not walk for all day with them.
I have started to put my conditioner in a plastic straw. Seal 1 end with a flame. Fill the straw and seal the other end. I do individual one's about 2" in length.
Love this!
Your videos are prepping us for our 9-day Mediterranean cruise out of Barcelona. Please do a video for men. My boyfriend would appreciate this for his first international flight and cruise. Thank you!
Hi I have one that should have popped up when I was asking about it. Great tips but older
Thank you for the travel essential video. I love all of your choices. I also have the Level 8 carry on with the front pocket, I love the roll , handle, packing cubes, but I hate that it is so heavy, I can hardly lift it over my head to put it in the overhead bin.
Headed to Ireland in 2 weeks. Your travel hacks are going to be so helpful. From Louisiana, so we are neighbors 😊
I always learn something new, or see a different perspective from each of your videos!
So many great tips packed into one video. Thank you.
Literally! Thank you for watching.
Please yes make a men’s video! Please address t-shirts ( undershirts). My husband insists on taking one for each day!
Yes to men's packing tips. We will be traveling to the UK this fall.
Hello from Kansas! I purchased the 2-pr glasses case that you recommended , which I use for my prescription glasses & sunglasses. I put the sunglasses on the yellow (sunny) side and my regular glasses on the other side. Very handy and really sturdy.
Oh that's a smart way!
These are great, yes, to the men’s list😊
I still have my phone prop. It has worked so well for myself and my daughter 👍🏾
Yes, please, for the Men's video.
The backpack jacket could come in handy. I am always taking my jacket off. I have not seen that before
Yes Laurie, I would like to see more packing ideas for men.
Laurie, you looked so fabulous in your travel photos! ❤
Oh thank you!
Hi Laurie, the link for the little jewelry case goes to the heat pad for curling irons, etc. can you provide the jewelry case link again, thanks! Very helpful video!
Hi Laurie, Thank you for your channel! I binge watch your videos. You are so cute and have so many useful tips. Thank you! I have a travel tip for washing clothes in the sink while traveling. Detergent sheets. They are light and easy to pack because they are like paper sheets. You can tear them to the size you need when washing socks or a tshirt. I pack the sheets in a quart size baggie and they are perfect for light traveling. I look forward to many more of your travel tips. 😍
Thanks for sharing; I have not tried those yet. Is there a strong fragrance?
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie They have unscented available. :)
Hi I really learn a lot from your videos. Thanks so much. I can't remember the one you talked about pain in ears. I had pain so bad I didn't fly for yrs. I asked the doctor finally what it was. Now I have hole put in my eardrum and don't have the problem. I might sound drastic, but it works. I'm too old for long road trips. This made me able to enjoy plane rides.
Oh yes, I think that would solve alot of my runny nose issues. Glad you got relief!
I love anticipating my travel with you. Did I miss it or did you forget to tell us which gloves you loved. Lol
Hi Laurie! I love your tips!! I started commuting to work by bicycle this year (just once a week so far), and a lot of your tips have been helpful for that. Do you have any other suggestions for makeup? I love the idea of the magnetic case, but most of my non-liquid makeup is loose powder. I bought some tiny containers for it so I don’t have to carry the full-size versions. Although this meets my needs, my makeup tends to make a mess when I get to work. Just wondering if there are some other solutions to traveling with makeup.
Those jeans look really good on you as well
Yes. Mens video. Also, would you please go more in depth about a converter use in other countries? I’m not taking any hair tools, but my husband is INSISTING that the apple products and kindle need their big charging block because it’s their converter (rather than a travel adapter that has several usb ports already on it.)
Hi, electronics need an adapter so their plugs will fit into outlets. Here is a 3 min video that might help: bit.ly/AdapterTravelConverter When I was in Belgium, I just plugged my laptop and other electronics into adapters, but I wish I would have packed those I showed b/c hotel rooms do not have alot of outlets.
What a wonderful video packed full of super tips and hacks. I always learn something new.
A man’s packing tips video would really be helpful. Look forward to your next one 😎
Awesome! Thank you!
The washi tape hack has saved the day many times for me. Thank you🎉
I love mine!
Hi Laurie! I have watched so many of your videos I’ve found them so helpful for my upcoming trip to Italy. I originally thought I would have to check a bag, but am now flying with only a carryon & a backpack! Can you suggest a small, lightweight travel steamer for clothes? I think I will probably need one of those! Thank you! Love all your videos!
Hi Mary. It's hard to find one that is small. I have not found one, but they are probably all good.
What kind of magnetic makeup works with this case? Or do you take apart your favs and add a magnetic strip to the back of each piece?
Hi, so some makeup palettes use tins of eyeshadow, blush, etc. Mine are from a Mary Kay one that I just plopped over.
Could you cover using a CPAP machine while traveling overseas? Using it on the plane, etc., and that needs a converter.
Yes, that would be really useful. ❤
I just bought your tee shirt with stamps on it in navy!! I like that.
I was looking for the Beis Seat back organizer, but I think it’s discontinued. I am so intrigued by the trade table cover. Is it washable? I always wipe down my tray table with my antibacterial wipes as I know it is so disgusting.
If it’s washable, I am buying one. I will try to look it up as well and read the reviews. Thank you so much!
❤️ ✈️
Oh it totally is. It is stretchy but does not droop with alot of stuff with it. Does that make sense? But if you do not like it, return it.
The Matador soap bag really works and it's great for trips with many different legs - I can pack it right after a night shower, put it in my toiletry bag, and not have to remember to get it out of the shower when leaving for a 6am flight (so . . . 2 or 3 in the morning). I have a small 2oz spray bottle (with the long trigger) which I keep empty when flying and put a little bit of curl cream or leave-in conditioner (from a 2 or 3oz bottle) with water when I get to my hotel (or even just after we land if I'm going right to an event) and shake up to use - it's great for doing my hair when it's already dry with the added water and that stretches the cream/conditioner to last for several weeks.
I really love it!
I just received my Hello Shirt. It is awesome.
Yay!
Laurie will the TSA or airlines have a problem with the suitcase sleeves you can buy and cover your suitcase? I thought it would be helpful in keeping your suitcase from being scratched up and also would be easy to identify your luggage if you have to check a bag. Thanks for your help.
Hi, you could try it; I do not think it would be a problem.
Looks like you were in Banff! We were there in 2018 and took the gondola, too. We hiked all over and went to the beautiful aqua lakes and walked on the glacier! Can’t wait to go back and take our sons and grandchildren. My fave hiking pants are from Prana and look nice enough for restaurants. I’m 5’9” and have trouble finding long pants, but Prana has different inseams. Love your tips!
Ooh thank you. Yes we absolutely loved Banff and Calgary. Just found these and want to buy every one. They are 32" long: bit.ly/3wFM2MG
I use laundry sheets for my regular laundry, but found they were handy for a cruise I took in October. They pack flat and don't need to go in your liquids bag.
Love it!
Great video. Its great to see a real person, my age making relatable videos!! I'm headed to Paris for mother's day and I just got a really nice blow dryer brush and I don't know how I lived without it! Would I be able to use in Paris with a conversion plug?
Hi and yay! You’ll need a converter. Plug the dryer into the converter and the converter into an adapter plug. Here is my converter: amzn.to/4cC8ZRq and these are my adapters: amzn.to/47ZlYtU
Laurie, you did such a great job putting all of this together on one video! Thank you so much for this! We wear Merrell shoes too, they do last a long time and are so comfy! Thanks again!
YES a mens packing vid, like this one, will be super
I did make this one: bit.ly/Tips4PackingMEN
Thank you for sharing all of your experiences with Travel. I wanted to share that I recently found a water bottle that uses UV light to treat creek, lake or community water while traveling to destinations it treats 99% of bio contaminants.. It’s called Larq water bottle PureVis. it comes in 17 and 25 oz as well as insulated and non insulated. You do have to charge the cap about month. I have already gotten my purchase back. Carla
Yes to mens packing. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much for sharing ❤ very helpful, I'm sharing this with many people.
Hi Laurie. I appreciate all your travel tips. So helpful! Question for you. Have you ever traveled British Airways? We are considering an 8 to 10 hour flight to London. We only want to take carry-ons, but their allowances for carry-ons and personal bag are really small. Just wondering how strict they would be if our carry-on was an inch taller than their 22-inch height restriction.
I have not flown on them, but I would try it. Or just check a bag...whatever will give you peace of mind.
I got that mini toiletries bag for my husband and he loves it! He has a gorgeous leather dopkit I got for him when we got married, but it is just too big for what he packs.
Great minds think alike!
As a bigger woman, with size 10 feet too, carry on only travel is just not an option for me. But your tips for TSA and your packing tips for my carryon bag are great.
So glad the tips helped.
I love travelling with my minkeeblue. Hide clothes in the bottom and plenty of room for the rest.
Hey Laurie, loved this Top 5. Thank you. What are your top 5 favourite destinations?
Ooh Rupit, Banff, Portland Maine, Silverthorne, and Glacier National Park
Cool! Rupit, Spain? I'm going to Spain in October. I cannot wait. :-) Happy travels! (A little hack I've done is to take a small jar and scrape the top of a deodorant stick into it. It's much smaller and lasts forever. I love minimalist packing!)
Yes to a men’s packing video! :)
Coming soon!
Thanks so much for all the helpful tips and videos. We are going to Europe for the first time. San Antonio to Barcelona, then on to cruise ship for 10 days. We are used to flying to Cancun airport, but this tips will surely help
So happy for ya'll!
I love your videos. I have learned so much about traveling. I have the stripped backpack and love it. Could you do a video about allowing more time to arrive at the airport if you are needing a wheelchair or have a disability. I know one couple who actually missed a flight because they did not allow enough time.
Oh yes, arrive 3 hours before boarding time in my opinion. The companies who man the wheelchairs use contract employees, and there is a super high turnover and no show rate.
I'm traveling overseas for the first time in October and will be transferring from a regional flight to a direct flight to Scotland from Chicago...I'm really worried that there won't be enough time to catch the direct flight. How much time should there be between the two? I haven't been on a plane since 1999 so I need all the help that I can get.
Question about the phone charger you listed: can I use that charger with an iPhone 7? It only mentions much newer series.
I’m one of those people who don’t get a new phone until I have to 😂, so I’m always several series behind the current ones
Hi, good for you btw! We do not know if it uses a lithium battery.
Yes please for man. Especially my husband plan on traveling.
Love your videos! You mentioned both an adapter and a plug with extra outlets. Does the plug also convert the power or do you need both?
Hi Cheryl. So the adapter is what your electronic item plugs into. That adapter for that country is what fits their outlet hole sizes. So I was suggesting that you need more like the ones I showed. We have sooooo many things that need an outlet. My hotel room had one besides the bathroom. If taking a curling iron or hair dryer, you have to have a converter. Mine is a combo converter/adapter. So I would use that in the bathroom and my extra adapters would plug into the room outlets and that's where I would charge batteries and computers etc.
I really like using pouches
They are so helpful!
Unlike the Stanley. Nice. Yer adorable 😊
Love your videos! Can you do a video about packing light in a lightweight carry-on? I'm learning that airlines are now weighing carry-on suitcases
excllent advice as usual. Loved the beach phone cover!!! Laurie, you make me spend so much money🤔
So glad! Oh, I hear ya!
From Amazon - neoprene pouches (ajltpa) and jewelry pouches (vlando) that I pack in the cube with the outfit or in a shoe
Where did you find the jacket with the backpack straps? Love the idea. I didn’t find the link.
Hi, there are only xs left at Nordstrom, but they have a site: bit.ly/DrawstringPufferJacket
Great video as you have so many of your tips in one place.
I have learned so.much. I am so interested in what NOT to put in your luggage in the belly of the plane. I have no idea. But I remember they blamed the mid air explosion of flight TWA 800 on oxygen bottles in the belly of the pane. They changed is later, but I figure there are things that .need to be in your carry-on. So I kinda wish you would do one on what not to pack in your luggage.
Hi Laurie. I’m a huge fan of your videos and we do lots of traveling! My question is:you’ve mentioned a travel essential for you is a deodorant bar but I cannot seem to find it in your products or your storefront. Please help!
Hi, I use a deodorant stick like Dove. But I use a shampoo bar from the Lush site. I didn't think it would be on the site, but it's the only one for dry scalp. I just bought the replacement this summer. Love it!!!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie thanks so much!
Do you have any ideas on protecting smart watches, like a case or something. Would a travel jewelry case work?
Hi, @TravelTipsbyLaurie! Love your channel! Quick question: the palette makeup you showed in this - do you put that in your liquids bag? Still trying to learn some of these loops holes in the TSA rules for liquids. Thanks in advance!
Hi not sure what palette. If it’s powder that does not go in a liquids bag. Does that help?
Yes, thank you. It looked like creme based makeup in a magnetic palette (like Seint). I’m assuming since you can spread it, it’s still a “liquid”. You helped (again)! Thank for the quick response. Happy traveling!
@@ShannanMajor Okay that would not be liquid either since you are the one who has to make it spread.
Got it! Thank you!
Thanks for all the wonderful tips! We would also love to see tips for the guys! Thanks!
Hi, it should be out Sunday evening!
I’m in favor of a men’s packing video. Your videos are good and very useful, though one from a man’s perspective would be more relatable for us guys in your audience.
What would be interesting to me is anything specific to pilots, like a recommended flashlight or other useful equipment.
Something coming to mind after seeing your jacket with carry straps is to attach D-rings to my coat to carry using a luggage strap.
I appreciate that! These suggestions help a ton! Now I just need to beg him to do that...
Thank you for battery advice! ❤ I will be traveling soon, and I was wondering if one can have a spiral notebook in your personal bag?
Great ideas Laurie, thanks for all the tips
You are so welcome!
Would you do a review of the nomad lane tote to show how much you can carry in it please. I have been using a backpack but am interested in this tote.
I do talk about it a lot in the beginning and end of this video: ua-cam.com/video/W8BQD4ygGgY/v-deo.htmlsi=cuPv31I1YCV8UHnZ