We've all been there - started looking up the prices of holidays and deciding against taking checked luggage as it was simply too pricey. This is why many holidaymakers now opt for taking hand luggage only, which is especially useful for shorter trips. But even if you're going away for a few days or a week, it can still be a real struggle to fit everything you need into one small bag.
Hand luggage rules have tightened for many airlines recently, and now, most of them only allow you to take one piece of luggage that fits under the seat in front of you. But never fear - if you have an upcoming Christmas trip and are wondering how to take all of your belongings, one simple tip could really help. The experts at 1st Move International Removals have weighed in on the ever-growing problem of hand luggage and how to make sure you're packing everything that you need.
They have issued some important advice that will help you ensure you can bring all your winter travel essentials without splurging on an increased baggage allowance. And one of these is to strategically layer everything in your chosen bag using a handy trick called the 'Tetris method' which will help you save on space. To do this, start by placing heavier items like shoes and toiletry bags at the bottom, followed by upright, neatly folded clothes.
Use gaps to tuck in smaller pieces like scarves. This Tetris-style approach ensures every inch is used efficiently, while evenly distributing weight to help prevent wrinkles, ac.
