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"Through trial and error, I've discovered the 13 things you should never pack in your carry-on suitcase for an international trip, as well as what you should definitely have on hand. Smart tech items like noise-canceling headphones, matching sets to streamline your wardrobe, and space-saving items such as compression packing cubes are all travel essentials that help me maximize my limited luggage real estate and comfort levels on even the longest of flights."
"There's no doubt that vacuum seal bags are great at compressing clothing, but once compressed, the bags' material is rigid and hard to cram into a carry-on suitcase (not to mention they're notorious for adding extra weight). I prefer compression packing cubes, like this set from Gonex, not only for their compressing ability but also because of how squishy and flexible they are-their ripstop nylon material makes it easier for me to fit more into my carry-on suitcase."
Airlines have increased baggage fees, so travel with only a carry-on suitcase and a personal item to cut costs. Thirteen items should never be packed in a carry-on for international trips, and specific alternatives and essentials can maximize space and comfort. Space-saving solutions such as compression packing cubes compress clothing while remaining flexible and easy to fit into carry-ons, unlike rigid vacuum seal bags. Organize cables and adapters with a slim cable organizer to keep tech accessories accessible and reduce clutter. Smart tech like noise-canceling headphones, matching wardrobe sets, and compact chargers further improve comfort and streamline packing. Many recommended items are affordably available online.
Read at Travel + Leisure
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