Packing For A Flight To Israel

When you finally book that flight to Israel, you will want to prepare for your trip

. What should you pack? What precautions do you need to take when you leave the country? Are there any special tips that you should know? Well, lucky you, you stumbled on a treasure trove of tips for a great trip to Israel.

First of all, you should pack casual clothing and comfortable walking shoes. Because the weather is sometimes incredibly varied in this part of the world, you should wear clothes that can be layered. This will make sure you are comfortable in all temperatures. Since the roads and walkways in Israel can be uneven and sometimes a little more difficult to traverse, it's important to wear comfortable shoes and pack thick socks to pad your feet. You also might want to consider bringing a lightweight jacket that won't be too cumbersome to carry it if it becomes too warm.

You'll also want to consider a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses as it is very sunny here and you are likely to be out of doors frequently. A dressy outfit for some finer dining isn't a bad idea and if you're planning on seeing religious sites, you should bring something modest to wear.

When packing for your flight to Israel, you'll want to leave room for souvenirs that you might want to bring back. You also want to pack smart. It's not uncommon for bags to be lost or delayed, to avoid being without all of your belongings pack half in your suitcase and half in your travel companions and vice versa. This way no matter what, you won't have to repurchase necessities when you get to your destination.

Before you leave on your flight to Israel, make sure you leave information with someone staying in the States. This includes a travel itinerary, a copy of your passport, and ways to contact you (hotel numbers, etc.) This will ensure that no matter what, someone will know where you are and will be able to help you if you lose your itinerary or other important travel documents. Keep those documents on your person at all times and never leave them in your luggage or in the hotel.

With these pre-travel tips in mind you can enjoy your flight, and your vacation. Just a little forethought and preplanning will help ease your mind and let you relax.

by: Mark Etinger

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