Packing can be a pain, but with these helpful tips maybe you can cut down on space, time, and all those other troubles associated with traveling with luggage. We've broken our packing process down into four easy steps for you: the check-in, the bag, what to bring, and the techniques that have worked for us. If you have tips of your own, please feel free to share them!
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To carry on or to not carry on, that is the question. So, let’s weigh the pros and cons!
Pros: Carry On
Cons: Carry On
Pros: Checked Luggage
Cons: Checked Luggage
There are many pieces of luggage on the market from which to choose. Depending upon how your work environment is structured, you may be required to wear suits and ties; in this case, a garment bag would be your best option. These bags come in many styles, but our consultants recommend garment bags with wheels built in.
If you work in a more relaxed environment, any small carry-on will most likely do. You’ll have plenty of room to fit slacks, button-downs, and up to two pairs of shoes comfortably.
Our consultants travel an average of four days per week, which makes reduced packing a breeze. Here’s a shortlist of what they typically pack.
If you dress for the flight with a sport coat/blazer and slacks, you can free up space within your bag and not have to worry about packing them.
Here’s a quick breakdown of what we’ve found to be useful.
These are some basic guidelines for the frequent traveler. If you feel like we’ve missed something, or if you have some tips of your own, leave them for us and your fellow consultants in the comments section below.
Happy and safe travels from Healthcare IS!
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