Most overnight flights provide airplane blankets to customers. However, there is no guarantee that the free blanket will be available to those in coach. Airplanes are also notoriously cold. Depending upon your seat, you could feel a draft throughout your flight. For women, consider buying an inexpensive pashmina to serve as a blanket, pillow, or wrap (for chilly restaurants) – it is a multi-purpose piece that is great for traveling. Be prepared and keep a travel blanket in your carry on bag- just in case!
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Tip 54: Travel with Non-Perishable Snacks When Flying
Parents know the importance of packing snacks when traveling with children. However, we don’t heed the same advice when traveling solo. Although snacks are available for purchase at the airport and in the airplane, there is no guarantee that you’ll have time to stop and shop or that your preferred snacks will be available. Unexpected travel delays happen and being hangry doesn’t help anyone. Have at least two non-perishable snacks with you- the more protein, the better.
Tip 53: Travel with a LED nightlight
Hotel rooms are very dark at night and it can be very disorienting to wake up in a strange room. Traveling with a night light can be comforting for kids and useful for adults who need to get up in the middle of the night. The new LED night lights eliminate the fear of having a broken light bulb in your luggage.
Tip 52: Join Hotel Loyalty Programs
Hotels are competing for your business and reward loyalty. Sign up for free hotel loyalty programs and be sure to list your loyalty number on each reservation. In addition to earning free night stays, you may also be eligible for valuable room upgrades and free amenities. Even if you rarely stay in hotels, your loyalty number could earn you free bottled water, free Wi-Fi, free parking or even a late check out.
Tip 51: Traveling with Pets
Taking your favorite pet with you on your next trip? You will want to do your research on pet-friendly hotels, restaurants, flight guidelines and more.
Here’s some advice to get you started:
https://www.bringfido.com/destination/
https://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/dog-friendly-travel-tips
If you travel regularly with your pets, what tips would you recommend for someone less familiar?
