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Your Go-To Travel Essentials This Spring

As the year has progressed and trips have been booked, spring vacations are right around the corner! I don't know about anyone else, but I am so excited to have a getaway to de-stress for a little while. I'm going to share with you some of my travel essentials I take on trips.

By: Stephanie Lopez

What's in my carry-on?

A few things I like to bring in my carry-on bag are small items that I can fit in a backpack or tote. A must for me is a reusable water bottle. Water bottles at the airport can get expensive and so as long as it's empty before walking through security, you can fill it up after and stay hydrated for however long of a flight you have! The airport is typically full of thousands of people, which means more ways for germs to have an impact on your health. No one likes being sick on trips, so having a hand sanitizer nearby can make all the difference. My last carry on essential is my preferred thing to have with me especially when I have a long flight ahead of me. A comfortable neck pillow can make your flying experience and the beginning of your vacation a breeze.

You have arrived at your destination!

After what might seem like an eternity to get to your destination, now the fun can begin! Whether I'm going to a beach or not a few staples I carry in my luggage are perfect for almost anywhere sunny. Skin care is so important, even on your days off. That's exactly why I bring sunscreen with me so I can prevent any sunburn I might encounter while relaxing. Other essentials I take with me to prevent too much exposure from the sun rays are sunglasses and a floppy hat. If I'm going to a beach destination for vacation, I like taking a beach towel so I am able to lay out on the sand. Even if your trip doesn't consist of having a beach, a beach towel can also be used in hotel pools!

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