5 Top Travel Tips For Your Luxury Holiday

If you’ve been reading this blog, you know we have tons of great ideas for your luxury holiday. But we’ve never before discussed anything about what to do once you’ve committed to a destination. This is important, however, especially if it’s your first one or your honeymoon because travelling can be stressful and we all want your holiday to be fun and relaxing instead. So without further ado, we present our five top tips for travelling without stress:

Prepare wisely for the flight.

Bring along plenty of entertainment of your own, in case the film selection onboard is poor or non-existent. Depending on where you choose to go, your flight could last up to a full day of airtime, or you could have even more than that in connections. It’s worth being comfortable in particular, even if you have a cute going-away outfit you’ve planned to wear. You will probably want to sleep on longer flights, and if you’re lucky enough to sit in first class, you might have some space to curl up in your chair. Make sure your clothing is accommodating. It’s also worth bringing along snacks; remember to pick up some water once you’ve gone through security. The flight attendants may not be around when you need them for water, and it’s always best to have something to eat instead of or alongside the airline food, which can be unpleasant depending on which meal you choose.

Don’t get stressed about the flight

Recent statistics indicate that 40% of people are afraid of flying, and most people don’t enjoy it. Sit back and relax; view it as an opportunity to watch movies, read, or listen to music for hours. If you are incredibly scared, don’t let it ruin your honeymoon; ask your doctor for relaxation aids, which helps many people to fly, or go on a flight relaxation course first. These courses can teach you all about flying, so you know exactly what’s happening when, and give you insider tips for the day. Often, if you’ve booked a relaxation course with the same airline as you choose to fly with, the flight attendants will give you extra attention to make sure you’re happy with the flight.

Don’t pack too heavily

Especially if you’re hopping between a series of locations. You won’t want to drag heavy suitcases behind you each and every step of the way. Try to limit your “just-in-case” items and focus on what you need from home and what you can’t get elsewhere. Research your destination and find out if you can buy medications like ibuprofen and aspirin, sunscreen or feminine hygiene accessories. And if you’re only thinking about wearing it, leave it at home.

Carry a spare set of clothing

At least a fresh top and underwear – in your carry-on luggage. It might limit the space you have for other things, but you will certainly be grateful if the airline manages to lose your luggage. This is far less likely to happen if you’re on a bigger, reputable airline, but people make mistakes. It’s important to be prepared, and you definitely don’t want to start your holiday wearing the exact same set of clothing for two days straight! And there you have it – our five top tips for long-haul flights. Enjoy your holiday!

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