British flight attendant Miguel Muooz shared how to pack a suitcase efficiently in an interview with The Sun.
In order to leave so-called pictures of life, there are cases where unnecessary luggage is pushed into a suitcase just in case. However, packing unnecessary luggage only wastes precious space for souvenirs. Let’s find Mu즈의oz’s tips for simplifying luggage when traveling.
Aqua shoes instead of boots
In many cases, hiking boots or boots are packed to look around travel destinations. However, this is the main culprit for taking up luggage weight and space. Aqua shoes can replace boots. Aqua shoes are useful because they can be worn not only in water play but also in hiking and daily life. In particular, there is an advantage in that it does not take much time even for drying and occupies a small space.
a thin layer of clothing instead of a winter coat
Changing cabin temperatures or night weather at travel destinations are difficult to predict. For this reason, many tourists often pack thick winter coats. Mu즈는oz recommended wearing many layers of thin clothes rather than packing thick clothes. Basically, winter coats take up a large space and cannot be prepared for subtle temperature changes. On the other hand, if you wear several layers of thin clothes, it is good to prepare for changes in temperature. It also helps save space and reduce weight.
Just one pair of jeans
Jeans are preferred as travel clothes because they are less likely to be contaminated and easier to coordinate. However, jeans are not only heavy, but also one of the clothes that takes up a lot of space even if folded well. Therefore, I recommended wearing only one pair of jeans during the flight and boarding.
Mignoz also stressed to be careful with the word ‘if’. He pointed out, “If you pack more extra luggage under the assumption of “what if,” you can’t even use it and only two hands can be heavy travel.” In addition, “What’s good about traveling is what’s lacking. If it’s not enough, it’s easy to get it at a travel destination, so it’s better not to worry too much,” he advised.