Identity documents
For domestic travel, a citizen ID or passport is a mandatory identification document for you to be able to move and do procedures at tourist destinations. If you plan to travel by motorbike or car, bring your driver's license to ensure safety and compliance with traffic laws. And if traveling with children, bring a copy of the child's birth certificate to prove family relationship.
In addition, when traveling abroad, a passport is a mandatory document for you to enter and exit a foreign country. Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure. Depending on the country you are going to, you may need to apply for a visa before entering. Please carefully research the visa application procedures of the country you want to go to. In addition, some countries may require additional documents such as round-trip air tickets, financial proof, travel insurance, etc. Please carefully check the information on the website of the Embassy or Consulate of the country you want to visit for more details.
Citizen ID card or passport is a required identification document for you to travel and check in at tourist destinations.
Cash and bank cards
Cash and bank cards are two extremely important items that you need to bring on any trip. To ensure a smooth and safe trip, before traveling, learn about the currency used at the destination you are going to. This will help you exchange money reasonably and avoid devaluation. You should exchange some cash before going to be able to pay for small expenses such as: transportation, food, shopping at small stores...
Besides, you should also bring a bank card (if possible, bring an international credit card) to pay for larger expenses such as: hotel reservations, shopping at the mall...
Cash and bank cards are two extremely important items that you need to bring on any trip.
Electronic devices
To ensure that all electronic devices always work well during the trip, you need to prepare battery chargers, spare chargers, camera chargers, batteries... suitable for all the devices you bring. You should prioritize choosing compact, multi-purpose charging accessories to save luggage space. In addition, fully charge all devices before departure so you can use them immediately when needed.
You should always keep the charger and battery in your carry-on luggage so that you can easily control and use it when needed. Avoid putting electronic devices such as phones, tablets, laptops... in checked baggage due to the risk of fire and explosion. In addition, you should turn off or switch to airplane mode for electronic devices when not in use to save battery.
Ensure all electronic devices are in good working order throughout your trip.
Also, bring a universal adapter with you if you travel abroad. And take advantage of free charging sources at airports, hotels, or public places.
Medicines and medical devices
To ensure the health of yourself and your family during your trip, remember to bring basic medicines such as anti-diarrheal medicine, anti-emetic medicine, digestive enzymes, pain relievers, antipyretics, essential oils, mosquito repellent, etc.
In addition, some simple medical tools such as bandages, cotton pads, antiseptics... to treat open wounds, red medicine/hydrogen peroxide to disinfect wounds and prevent infection are also extremely important items on a trip.
To ensure the health of yourself and your family during your trip, remember to bring basic medicines and simple medical equipment.
In addition, you should keep all medicines and medical equipment in an easily accessible place in your luggage so that you can use it quickly when needed. You should consult a doctor before using any medicine, especially for children or people with underlying medical conditions.
Snacks
According to many experienced "amateur travelers", preparing some snacks before each trip is the secret to effectively relieving hunger pangs, especially when you have to travel by vehicle for a long time.
When traveling by train, bus or plane, sitting for hours can make you feel hungry and crave for a snack. Bring snacks to satisfy your appetite and maintain your energy throughout the journey.
According to many experienced "amateur travelers", preparing some snacks before each trip is the secret to effectively relieving hunger pangs.
Instead of buying expensive snacks at shops in train stations, bus stations or airports, you can prepare your favorite dishes at more affordable prices. Preparing your own snacks helps you control the origin of the food and ensure food hygiene and safety, reducing the risk of digestive diseases.
