Travel item list

Nowadays, many people travel during holidays, and their travel destinations are no longer limited to some places in the country. More people prefer to travel abroad. When traveling, you must bring a lot of necessary items, including documents, daily necessities, underwear and medicines. Before you go traveling, make a list for yourself so that you don’t forget to bring anything.

1. Documents

Prepare 9 kinds of certificates to save money when traveling to scenic spots

1. ID card: This is an important and necessary document. In some scenic spots, you can get significantly discounted tickets by showing your local resident ID card. In many scenic spots, the discount certificate must be used in conjunction with the ID card.

2. Student ID: Full-time students under the age of 24 can enjoy discounts with their student ID.

3. Senior citizen card: There are discounts or free admission. Senior citizens over 70 years old can visit most attractions for free.

4. Soldier ID and Officer ID: partial discount or no charge.

5. Tour guide certificate: free of charge when guiding tourists, and it depends on the situation at other times.

6. Teacher’s ID: It is free on Teacher’s Day, and it depends on the scenic spot regulations on other days.

7. Press card: You can enjoy discounts in some scenic spots.

8. Instructor Certificate: There are free and half-price certificates. Armed police and soldiers are treated equally.

9. Disability certificate: free or half-price.

Required: ID card, visa, passport, train/bus/airplane ticket,

Backup: International student ID card, passport copy and ID photo (for temporary visa application), vaccination certificate, student ID card, etc.

2. Daily Necessities

Required items: backpack, watch, water bottle, umbrella, sunglasses, phone book, wallet (credit cards, cash, small change), camera, mobile phone, mobile phone/camera battery, charger, USB cable, memory card, notebook (diary), signature pen, power adapter, earphones, small gifts (snacks).

Spare items: garbage bags, sewing kit, phone cards, maps and route maps of the destination and itinerary, hotel and car rental orders, flashlights, batteries, tripods, etc.

3. Bath Products

Required: toiletries (towel, toothbrush, toothpaste, cup, comb, facial cleanser), wet wipes, paper towels, etc. Spare parts: shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, care solution, Dettol, laundry detergent, cotton pads, dental floss, etc. Must-have cosmetics and skin care products: sunscreen, moisturizer, eyebrow tweezers.

Backup: moisturizing spray, after-sun repair cream, eye cream, lip balm, hand cream, olive oil, foundation, etc.

4. Clothing, Shoes and Hats

Must-haves: underwear, outerwear, a long-sleeved shirt for summer, socks, pajamas, sunglasses, a bag for clothes, and comfortable shoes.

Spare items: slippers, sun hats, cold hats, masks, windshield masks, small sunscreen face cloths, eye masks, knee pads, hand socks, handkerchiefs, scarves, silk scarves, windbreakers, swimsuits, swimming caps, goggles, etc.

5. Food

Must-have: instant noodles, throat lozenges, small package of dried meat

Reserve: compressed biscuits, canned food, bread, small packets of sauce (jam, ketchup, etc.), chewing gum, etc. Emergency medicines must include: Band-Aids, cotton swabs (individually packaged in small packages), sterilized cotton balls, and essential oil. Reserve: anti-allergic drugs, anti-diarrhea drugs, anti-heatstroke drugs, motion sickness drugs, cold medicines, painkillers, anti-mosquito bite drugs, etc.