16 Travel Tips For A Successful Spring Break
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16 Travel Tips For A Successful Spring Break

Some of the best vacations are the most spontaneous ones.

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16 Travel Tips For A Successful Spring Break
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Spring Break 2017 will be here before we know it. Whether you are just going home for the week to spend some quality time with friends and family, going to a more tropical destination, or something in between, we are all (for the most part) nevertheless traveling which can cause some serious problems and inconvenience if not carefully planned out beforehand. While some of you over-achievers have already started packing and are prepared for your break, the rest of us are conveniently waiting until the last minute. No matter what category you fall into, here are 16 travel tips that I guarantee will make your spring break trip run more smoothly this year!

1. Pack lightly.

Bring only what you need and be realistic.

2. Roll your clothing instead of folding it.

You won't struggle to zip your suitcase if you roll your clothes instead of folding them.

3. Don't bring too many swimsuits.

I know we all have a tendency to bring a swimsuit for each day of our vacation, but in reality, we only need a few.

4. Don't bring too many toiletries.

Toiletries take up more space in your suitcase. Only bring the toiletries you believe you actually need.

5. Plane must-haves are essential.

Forgetting to pack your chapstick or headphones can be a bad start to spring break.

6. Be aware of the liquids in your luggage.

Take only travel-sized liquids and take only what you need.

7. Weigh your suitcase at home.

There is nothing worse than finding out that you're over the 40 or 50 pound limit after you already have gotten dropped off at the airport.

8. Buy your necessities before the trip.

For instance, sunscreen will cost double wherever you are staying if you fail to buy it beforehand.

9. Make sure your valuables are secure.

Take advantage of the safe in your hotel room. It is there for a reason!

10. Wake up early.

Don't waste your spring break time away by sleeping until noon.

11. Bring comfortable shoes.

Bring the comfy pair over the pair that gives you blisters, no matter how fashionable the painful pair of pumps are.

12. Tan safely.

Reapply your sunscreen no matter how tan you want to get.

13. Stay hydrated.

Water. Water. Water. We all know this is important whether we are on vacation or not.

14. Don't plan too much.

Some of the best vacations are the most spontaneous ones.

15. Dry shampoo is essential.

This will save you from wasting hours of your trip blow-drying and straightening your hair. I know the struggle.

16. Be safe.

The most important travel tip of all! Have fun and be safe this spring break

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