10 indispensable things to take on holiday with you Reviews

I'm going on holiday in a couple of weeks time so it's round about now that I am usually making loads of lists detailing everything I'm going to need. Here are the top ten things (in no particular order) that I always make sure are accompanying me on my travels. 1) Travel Documents folder. I say folder, but it's ...  Read the complete review

The last time i was on holiday was in March when my lovely boyfriend decided to book a surprise holiday away for the two of us to Florida! Brilliant i thought and i was really excited to get a tan but also nervous at the same time as i suffer from Agorophobia and wasnt sure if i would be able to get on the plane or leave the house. Finally, the ...  Read the complete review

I like everyone love to go on holiday there are some essentials that I would be lost without. Listed below are my essentials and should be good advice to any traveller. 1 - Travel documents Always ensure that you have your passport and tickets. Ensure that these are safely kept in your hand luggage that is safe but easy for ...  Read the complete review

I like to consider myself an experienced traveller. Not only in terms of going to exotic places, but also for short breaks around the United Kingdom, often visiting friends. As a non car driver and a keen train and bus user, I have learnt how to pack things that are essntial, there is nothing worse than being on a packed train with a ...  Read the complete review

Great news - we're off on our holidays next Monday, so I'm starting to sort out all the things we need to take with us. The not so great news - a week in the UK with the worst Summer weather since, well, the last British Summer. Throw in a couple of kids, a tetchy husband and the current economic climate and lets see how much fun we can have! ...  Read the complete review

Here are a list of my top ten things to take when going on holiday, some will be expected and some maybe no so expected, the main idea is to get to your holiday destination without losing a limb, getting their but not in pieces and that your hotel has been built. So here is a few things I would take to ensure my holiday goes well without any ...  Read the complete review

I travel considerably, both in britain and internationally. Experience makes me be able to pack my luggage in two hours before I set off to the airport. And this can be done withouth even ticking any list. Neverthelss, most of my travels are not holidays. I go to places for particular reasons - commitment, business etc. - and it usually limits ...  Read the complete review

My 10 indispensable things to take on holiday with me are : Make a checklist and tick off each thing as they go into the case or hand luggage. Dont over pack! Number 10: Number 10.. Books and Magazines! These should be packed into your hand luggage so you can read this on the plane. I tend to take this in my hand luggage and read about ...  Read the complete review

I'm in one of those Friday moods where I'm dreaming of a holiday somewhere hot and sunny, preferably with a long stretch of golden sand, a beautiful clear blue sea, a scattering of palm trees and a waiter who brings me tropical cocktails without me having to leave my sunlounger! Of course, the reality is that life with a two year old means that ...  Read the complete review

I am a holiday addict, to me there is nothing better than spending a week or two in a hot (I personally do not 'get' going somewhere colder, or snowier than England) foreign country, and letting my hair down, having lots of cocktails and of course getting a tan! The only problem here is being able to afford it, when i was younger and ...  Read the complete review

10 indispensable things to take on holiday with you My favourite holidays are my jaunts abroad to somewhere hotter than the UK. I love nearly everything about holidays from knowing you're going to be off work to planning them, travelling to the airport, taking off and generally two weeks of bliss and lovely sunshine. The only thing I ...  Read the complete review

I love going on holiday and want to go abroad desperately but will wait until my son is a little older, I'm scared to take him abroad because he is only 2 and I'm a single parent. Anyway, my top ten things to take on holiday, abroad or in england are: 1) SUNGLASSES - I hate it when it is a nice sunny day and I haven't got my ...  Read the complete review

1. Paperwork - This includes your vital passport, flight, accommodation and airport transfer/car park bookings, travel insurance policy, health cards and maps and information on the area you're travelling to. You'll get nowhere fast without it all! 2. Entertainment - For us this is our mobile phones, Nintendo DS and Sony PSP. My mobile ...  Read the complete review

Well my name is Holidaying and I have spent a fair bit of time doing that so I thought this would be an appropriate review to write! What do I take with me? Well needless to say it depends where you're going, but for most holidays, I take the following: 1. Passport, insurance documents, additional proof of ID, passport ...  Read the complete review

This is my list for a summer holiday. 1. Passport, travel insurance and other key documents and travel tickets. Plus I always leave a copy of all of these back home with a friend or relative. 2. 1/3rd of my estimated spending money in the local currency. 1/3rd in Amex Travelers' Cheques and 1/3rd to be spent on Credit ...  Read the complete review

It's been a while since I've been on holiday, but I've been trying to narrow down the items I'll need. So my indispensable items are 1. Paperwork, that includes passports, tickets, copies of passports and tickets in a separate bag, copy of my residency order (just in case). Travel insurance and driving licence. Hopefully that should ...  Read the complete review

Most of these items have made it onto my list because at various times I have inevitably forgotten them, and depending on where you are some are easier to get in foreign countries than others. It's easier to just remember in the first place. PASSPORT Well this one goes without saying, you won't get far without it. When issued with ...  Read the complete review

Ok, here it is, my list of 10 things you are absolute must haves for me on holiday: 1. Passport - You aren't leaving the country without this and even if you are just UK bound for your holiday it's always important to have a form of identification with you, even if it's just for showing in a pub to prove that you're old enough to order ...  Read the complete review

Ok, I'm doing things a little differently. What I am going to attempt to do is list items that have multiple uses, therefore cutting down on your luggage and....well ultimately...err cheating! But what I really hope to do is give you all some space saving tips. Maybe even some cutting down on consumerism in general tips lol. So here we ...  Read the complete review

1. Camera!! You must take a camera so that you can look back at the photos when you get home and relive the holiday all over again. As a result of the camera being number one, this then leads to numbers two and three... 2. Enough memory cards for said camera. You don't want to be running out of space to take pictures! 3. A ...  Read the complete review