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#1. Make a list of all of the necessities that you will need about a week prior to your trip. This is a wonderful way to avoid spending extra money on things that you already have when you arrive at your final destination. If you are an extremely forgetful person, bring the list with you and always do a final check off before leaving your travel destination. Always add things that you buy on your trip, such as souvenirs.
#2. Plan ahead! Never wait until the last second to figure out where you are going when you get there. A few minutes of planning will allow your trip to go smoothly and will eliminate some of the stress that comes with traveling.
#3. Before you go to your travel destination, ask around. Find out if anyone has been where you are going. This is a wonderful thing to do if you are traveling in an area that you are completely unaware of. People who have visited or lived there before will be able to give you more accurate information then the news. However, if you are unable to find anyone who has traveled to your destination, Google the area. Chances are, there are probably tons of reviews located on the website. If at all possible, use other sources that will rate where you are going INSTEAD of going to your travel destination's website. People are more likely to be biased towards their company if you are going straight to their personal website.
#4. Bring toys and activity books for your children. If you are driving, sometimes a small television in the back will eliminate a lot of headaches. Kids tend to get very anxious and irritated. Taking a trip with a small child can add extra stress. Be sure to always bring something that will keep them preoccupied.
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The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.
— 2 Peter 3:9 (KJV)
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