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  Search and Compare Online Get online and find the insider’s scoop on plane, lodging and rental-car discounts. Start planning as early as possible. It’ll help you get the best reservations at the lowest prices. Find more money-saving travel tips.Book a Low-Stress Flight Morning flights are more likely to depart on time. Avoid peak travel days like the days before and after Thanksgiving, which are known for jam-packed flights. Whenever possible, book a non-stop flight — switching planes can lead to stress and time loss.Prepare Your Car If you’re driving, get your car a full checkup. It’ll help ensure that your car’s tires, brakes, lights, battery and other essentials are ready for travel. Leave room for safety equipment, including a battery charger, flares, warm blankets, a first-aid kit, food and water. If you’re driving in or though wintry weather, consider switching to snow tires, and bring along a deicer for the windshield.Pack Wisely Want to save time and space? Pack light. You’ll have more trunk space in the car if you’re driving — and flying travelers can avoid airline baggage fees.Prepare Your House Secure all doors, windows and other points of entry. Turn on your security system and activate your exterior-light timers. Ask a trusted neighbor to monitor your house for any suspicious behavior.Ship Gifts Ahead of Time Shipping ahead will help you cut down on your luggage. Ship the gifts a few weeks in advance using a reliable carrier.Bring Your Own Amusement Whether you’re flying or driving, too much downtime is a recipe for boredom and restlessness — especially when you’re traveling with children. Bring along portable DVD players, snacks and magazines. It’ll help everyone stay entertained.Allow Plenty of Time Buffer your trip with an extra day when you return. This will allow you time to unpack and unwind before returning to the daily grind. Want to travel and stay organized? It’s possible. This handy checklist can help. |
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