THE EUROPA GALOP

Not all of us like consistency. Some, and I hope most, do not sit still, want adventure and travel. There are many beautiful, amazing places on Earth that I would like to see with my own eyes.

And now, finally, the long-awaited vacation has come and you can’t wait to go on a trip, for example, on a sightseeing tour of Europe. Going on a trip, involuntarily ask yourself the question: “What to take with you?”

First of all – all the necessary documents: tickets, passports, visas. It is better to make photocopies (you can carry them with you), and hide the original in a safe in the room where you live. As well as most of the cash, which is also necessary to take a trip. If the safe is not in the room, the porter must have it.

When it comes to money, don’t forget your bank card. You will need to open an account and provide a statement about the availability of funds on it, otherwise you will not be issued a visa. And, secondly, you won’t worry about where to hide a large sum. In addition, in many countries you can easily pay with a card, which is very convenient, because eliminates the issue of currency exchange.

Remember that the traveler should be dressed and shoes not fashionable and expensive, but clean and comfortable. Take your shoes because you have to walk a lot. Do not forget about possible bad weather - grab a warm sweater, windbreaker, umbrella. The whole wardrobe will certainly be a heavy burden for you - take only the most necessary (shorts, a pair of T-shirts, for example, if you go in the summer).

Many hotels have soap and towels, but there is no hair dryer and iron. But there are sockets that you can use. You will need rubber slates to take a shower. If your itinerary does not include visiting the beaches, you will certainly need a towel and swimsuit.

Any trip is impossible without a camera and everything necessary for its work (batteries, memory cards). In tourist places, it will cost a lot of money.

Take your phone and charger. Write down the number of the parents, the number of the local police, the rescue service and the Russian Consulate. Always carry them with you, or rather memorize them. Because anything can happen. A true traveler never expects to “get it right.” He is ready for possible trouble, which is why problems bypass him.

Your personal first aid kit should lie almost first in the travel bag. Because, again, you will have to pay for drugs abroad, and the names of drugs may be different. And then, how do you explain all of these tricky names to the seller in a foreign language? Sometimes you will not remember them in Russian.

That's the most important thing. Try to pack more compactly. I'm not sure you'd want to carry ten suitcases.

Well, in addition to things, do not forget to take a companion with you, who will want to pull your hand and say “Look how beautiful!”

Good trips and new impressions!

Ekaterina Soldatchenkova

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