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I travel. A lot.
Community work (whether as a community manager or consultant) has kept me moving around the globe pretty frequently. My family asks me regularly how I keep sane when I spend so much time dealing with hotels, airport security, weary travelers, and airline seats. Good. Damn. Question.
I’ve developed some tips and tricks over [...] ... Continue reading »
Community work (whether as a community manager or consultant) has kept me moving around the globe pretty frequently. My family asks me regularly how I keep sane when I spend so much time dealing with hotels, airport security, weary travelers, and airline seats. Good. Damn. Question.
I’ve developed some tips and tricks over [...] ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
1 year ago
I'd also recommend room spray. Even though hotels say "nonsmoking" there are plenty of undesirable smells that creep into rooms or are left over from those who disregard the policy.
Lastly, roll your clothes like the military folks do. It makes it easier to fit more in your bag and you'll have less wrinkles to iron out.
1 year ago
I'd also recommend room spray. Even though hotels say "nonsmoking" there are plenty of undesirable smells that creep into rooms or are left over from those who disregard the policy.
Lastly, roll your clothes like the military folks do. It makes it easier to fit more in your bag and you'll have less wrinkles to iron out.
1 year ago
1 year ago
Also try dressing in layers, planes and airports seem to be colder than everywhere else in the world so being able to take a layer off or put a layer on seems to make it much easier to adapt to what you are facing.
Finally (for now) make sure that you bring travel adapters for where you are heading. Nothing like having a 110 plug in Europe without having the proper adapters. Seems like it is common sense, but I have seen more people not have these and either have to buy them (at a considerable premium) or do without. Because so much of what I do when I travel involves my Blackberry and PC, this is something that I always consider.
1 year ago
One thing I'll add about the travel adapters - if you can buy one or two just as "must-haves", then hit a local hardware store when you get to whatever overseas town you're visiting, you may be able to find cheaper, smaller adapters. The ones you buy in th airport tend to be HUGE universal adapters, but the small, type-specific adapters you can buy in bulk and just leave on each of your cables. Fantastic if you travel a lot.
1 year ago