Do you travel light?

[MrDawn1]

Yes. I love traveling light. I don't want to be stuck hauling around a bunch of luggage. It's just better to be on the go.

 

[Ja sa bong]

The problem you highlighted with having to pack and unpack the luggage when on a trick is a valid one. I don't like it at all and won't even want to travel heavy unless it is on a trip where I know that I am going to stay long on such journey.

If I can have someone who would pack and unpack all of my big luggages, I wouldn't mind taking everything with me. It gives me migraine whenever I look at all the bags I've carried with me. They make me so uncomfortable.

 

[Heatman]

The problem you highlighted with having to pack and unpack the luggage when on a trick is a valid one. I don't like it at all and won't even want to travel heavy unless it is on a trip where I know that I am going to stay long on such journey.

Even if I am only going to stay for one week where I am travelling to, I always find it very difficult to pack a light luggage that I'm going to travel with. I will always be feeling that I will need one or two extra things and before you know it, my bag is going to be big.

 

[deucher]

I would really like to do the same thing once, because I always plan to take only one bag with me, but when I start packing, it always turns out to be a lot and sometimes you can't even understand why you took some things. But when you don't have a clear plan, you need to provide yourself with everything just in case

 

[jennywhite]

Depends on the destination and how many days i stay away from home. My next holiday i am going to spend in Canada and its gonna last more three weeks. I don't want to take too many things, but of course i can't travel with the small hand luggage only. Now I am feeling up ETA https://etacanada.co.th/ and curios if someone have done it recently. Would love to ask couple of questions

 

[Kane]

I like to travel light, I only carry essential items such as toiletries, sleeping dress, a couple of clothes, and my laptop and mobile phone

 

[naskarsam]

I'm a big advocate for traveling light. It just simplifies everything, doesn't it? Last year, I took a trip to Cozumel and made a conscious effort to pack only what I truly needed. My phone, wallet, a few versatile clothing pieces, and of course, my medication. Turns out, it was more than sufficient for the adventure. Cozumel's laid-back vibe and breathtaking scenery made it easy to resist the temptation to overpack. Oh, and speaking of Cozumel, I stumbled upon some fantastic travel tips on cozumelmexico.net that reinforced my minimalist approach.