Tips for Packing Luggage
No matter how big your luggage is, it seems like there is never enough room for everything you need. Packing requires organizational skills and the ability to choose only the clothes and shoes that are needed. Most people over pack for trips, cramming everything into a suitcase that is bursting at the seams. With most major airlines charging for baggage, it is a good idea to follow these tips for packing luggage.
Be realistic about what you are going to need. Weed out “extra” and “just in case” clothes. These additions are usually unnecessary and “just in case” clothes can easily be purchased no matter where your final destination is. Buy what you need if you need it, and don’t worry about packing extra.
Use plastic storage bags with zippers to combine similar items. Instead of rooting around a 
suitcase for a pair of socks, put all of your socks in a zippered bag so it easy to find what you need. Plastic storage bags come in a variety of sizes and are perfect for small to medium sized items. Also, use plastic storage bags for toiletries to keep lotions and shampoos from leaking onto clothing.
Roll t-shirts to fill the spaces on the sides of the luggage. This used to be reserved for a couple pairs of socks or for undergarments, but now they are organized in bags. Rolled clothing takes up little space and it actually keeps clothes from wrinkling.
Following these tips for packing will ensure that you have plenty of room for the things you need and for the inevitable souvenirs that come home with you.
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