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TravelerPulse · Travel Prep

What Should I Pack?

The universal travel packing checklist — pick your trip type, check items off as you pack, add your own, and keep a running report for every trip.

NEVER put these in checked baggage
• Essential medications• Passport and important documents• Cash and credit cards• Electronics you need• Power banks / spare lithium batteries• Irreplaceable items• Keys• One emergency change of clothes• Essential medical equipment• Glasses / contact lenses

Power banks and spare lithium batteries belong in the cabin — keep them readily accessible (e.g. the seat pocket), not buried overhead. Remember to take them with you after landing!

Trip type (select all that apply — base essentials always included)
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Essential Documents & Money

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Keep your passport, money, cards and essential documents in your personal item — on your person, never in checked luggage.

Health & Personal Protection

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Medicines & Health Supplies

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Keep essential medications in your carry-on — never in checked baggage.

Water & Hydration

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Empty your refillable bottle before security, refill after.

"You Never Know" Emergency Kit

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Takes little space — a lifesaver during delays, spills, lost luggage or unexpected overnights.

Sun & Weather Protection

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Sleep & Comfort

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Earplugs + eye mask + headphones + neck pillow make long flights dramatically better.

Electronics

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A plug adapter changes the plug shape — it does NOT convert voltage. Check your devices support the destination voltage.

Toiletries

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24-Hour Emergency Pouch (goes in your personal item)

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If your checked bag disappears, you've still got the basics for the first day.

Vision & Hearing

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Never put irreplaceable glasses or hearing devices in checked luggage.

Security & Privacy

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Don't display your full home address prominently on external luggage tags.

My Own Items

Anything specific to this trip — chargers for special gear, gifts, work items…

No custom items yet.

The "Personal Item" Survival Strategy

Your personal item is your survival bag — if your checked suitcase disappears, you should still be able to function for 24 hours. Always keep with you:

• Passport/ID• Wallet• Phone• Medication• Glasses• Travel documents• Power bank• Charger• One change of clothes• Basic toiletries• Essential medical supplies• Snacks• Water bottle• Earplugs• Sleep mask• Pen• Emergency supplies
Golden Rule

If losing your checked suitcase would cause a serious problem during the next 24 hours, put that item in your personal item or carry-on instead.

Some items — especially medicines, batteries, liquids and medical devices — have airline and security restrictions. Check the applicable airline and destination rules. See the full guide on our FAQ page, our Baggage Fees database and the Trip Document Checker.