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The Light-packer Guide
The Light-packer Guide
The Light-packer Guide
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How many times have you found yourself with a suitcase full of unused items? How many times have you just wished you packed less stuff? For fear of being caught short, we over-pack and pay the consequences. This simple and easy to read guide gives you the load-down on what to pack and what to leave behind. Written by a well-travelled backpacker, the guide gives you insight on why you do not really have to carry that extra item. The hints and tips in the guide will make you re-consider your ideas of packing and give you practical advice not only on what to pack, but how, too. Essential read for anyone embarking on travels. Both seasoned and novice backpacker will find a well of valuable information and advice. A quick and easy read based on years of experience, this guide is your go-to companion for sound, practical advice that will make your travels so much more enjoyable and memorable. Don't pack for your next trip without reading this first!How many times have you found yourself with a suitcase full of unused items? How many times have you just wished you packed less stuff? For fear of being caught short, we over-pack and pay the consequences. This simple and easy to read guide gives you the load-down on what to pack and what to leave behind. Written by a well-travelled backpacker, the guide gives you insight on why you do not really have to carry that extra item. The hints and tips in the guide will make you re-consider your ideas of packing and give you practical advice not only on what to pack, but how, too. Essential read for anyone embarking on travels. Both seasoned and novice backpacker will find a well of valuable information and advice. A quick and easy read based on years of experience, this guide is your go-to companion for sound, practical advice that will make your travels so much more enjoyable and memorable. Don't pack for your next trip without reading this first!

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Release dateAug 14, 2019
ISBN9781393890928
The Light-packer Guide
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Renata Lanzoni

Renata Lanzoni lives in Oxford. Born and raised in Milan, Italy, she chose the UK as her adoptive country at an early age. A keen traveller and a linguist, she has visited several countries, both for work and pleasure. She has recently spent two years in Sri Lanka, where she immersed herself in the local culture. A financial auditor by training, she abandoned corporate life after the loss of dear ones, when she decided that life was too short and needed to be lived. Her fiction describes real stories, real people and profound issues, in the hope to help others achieve a better life.

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    The Light-packer Guide - Renata Lanzoni

    The light-packer guide

    Globetrotting on bare essentials

    Renata Lanzoni

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    Published by Renata Lanzoni

    First Edition

    ISBN: 9781686187117

    Copyright © Renata Lanzoni 2019 – All rights reserved

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    Renata Lanzoni has asserted her right under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 to be identified as the author of this work.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright owner.

    Table of Contents  

    FOREWORD

    INTRODUCTION

    WHY TRAVEL LIGHT?

    CONSIDERATIONS

    Destination

    Health

    Special requirements

    Camping

    Supplies

    TIPS ON PACKING

    SHOULD I PACK IT?

    THE BACKPACK

    THE BARE MINIMUM

    A. Essentials

    B. Clothes

    For women

    For men

    C. Other Items

    D. Toiletries etc.

    E. Buy on site when you arrive

    How to organise your bare minimum

    THE WHYS AND WHY NOTS

    Smartphone

    Sim Cards

    Credit cards

    Walking shoes

    Sandals

    Hat

    Diary

    Torch

    Swimwear

    Skirts

    Shorts

    Flip-flop socks

    Pyjama

    Sarong/Pareo

    Small day bag

    Pack away backpack/bag

    Liquids

    Earphones

    Personal reusable straws

    Collapsible reusable water bottle

    Small combination padlock

    Denim

    Neck pillow

    Books

    Guide books

    Maps

    Laptops

    Professional cameras

    Mosquito repellent

    Sun-cream

    Tools

    Shaving

    Jewellery

    Musical instruments

    Make-up

    Laundry

    Exercise

    THE LIST

    List for women

    List for men

    FOREWORD

    Want to travel the world but not be burdened by heavy luggage? Don't know what to pack and think you'll need your kitchen sink?

    There are ways to travel as light as for a day trip and still have everything you need on the other side of the world. Spend more time exploring and less packing and unpacking. Less, in this case, really is more.

    Follow me in this journey through what we really need and what we can easily do without. In this guide I share the what, the why and the how of light packing.

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    INTRODUCTION

    Not all who wander are lost.

    J. R. R. Tolkien

    Over the years, I have had the good fortune to travel extensively, both for work and pleasure and, although I still have many countries on my bucket list, so far I have been honoured to visit more than 40 countries on 5 different continents and the incredible luck to live in 3 of them, one of which was a tropical island. From Australia to Argentina, from Brazil to India, Costa Rica to Indonesia, France to South Africa, Romania to Morocco, Russia to the Caribbean, Turkey to Sri Lanka and plenty between. Each journey, taught me to trim and remould my luggage to ensure that I can travel at length without being hindered by heavy bags, still having enough to be comfortable. The result? A baggage (☺) of experience I want to share with you to make

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