Up your packing game – Make sure you have everything you need for each trip in one place, so you don’t have to search through your bag each time you need something.
Organize your passport and visas – legalese for “make sure you have all of your visas and passports ready to go.”
studied a forgotten language – don’t let another language get in the way of your travelogue Junkie got the card.
pack light – don’t forget your passport, boarding pass, visas, and anything else you need to get through security.
don’t forget your sun tan – your skin needs all the Vitamin D it can get, and a travel wardrobe won’t help you quite as much if you hit the sun too often.
listen to your body – think ahead and physiology dictates how much time you’ll be able to spend outside before you feel it starts to tire.
take a break – often the best way to recharge is to step away from your laptop, tablet, or phone and take a long walk or jump on the yoga mat.
listen to your feet – remember that on the go, your feet are the ones that are constantly pounding the pavement.
work on your jet lag – many people find that by working on their travel plans a few hours ahead, they can get a little better sleep and avoid jet lag symptoms.
