Packing for your trip
Rule #1: Pack light - You don't need as much as you think you do.
On my first international travel experience to Japan I learned this lesson the hard way. I wanted to be prepared for anything, including with resources. (I brought an extra bag just of books and other materials). I know what you're thinking, but I did. Luckily it worked out and you can check two bags when traveling to Asia. After 5 international travel programs to 11 different countries, I can now travel with only a carry-on for trips 3 weeks or more.
No one really notices or cares if you were the same outfit more than once, it's really okay. If it bothers you, then bring a few mix & match pieces. If our high school probability & statistics class taught us anything, it's that there are infant outfit combinations that can be made through a few carefully selected pieces.
No one really notices or cares if you were the same outfit more than once, it's really okay. If it bothers you, then bring a few mix & match pieces. If our high school probability & statistics class taught us anything, it's that there are infant outfit combinations that can be made through a few carefully selected pieces.
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Greatest packing find ever
- Protege Compression Bags Put your clothes in, seal, roll and you have compressed packed all of your clothes 
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This is one of the best international adapters that I have found - it comes with a USB port which is so convenient
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When planning a trip in a big city, check out this National Geographic Traveler story: 7 International Travel Passes To Make The Most Of Your Trip
