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"My mom has traveled the world for 42 years and prides herself on never checking a bag. Whether she's traveling for work or taking a trip to New York City to visit me, she has nailed packing a carry-on down to a science and can fit 100 items into her compact luggage for a weeklong trip. With more than four decades of travel experience, she has mastered how to survive long travel days through her own trial and error."
"A handy set of packing cubes, like this set of eight, will help you organize your suitcase by outfit or article of clothing (my mom prefers to do the latter). Plus, you won't have to dig around and ruin your precious folding just to find a shirt. Bonus tip: My mom recommends creating a capsule wardrobe, so you can mix and match a few core pieces into many outfits, which minimizes the amount of clothes you pack."
A traveler with 42 years of experience consistently avoids checked luggage and fits up to 100 items into a single carry-on for weeklong trips. Packing cubes replace rolling to organize clothes by outfit or garment and protect folded items. A summer capsule wardrobe can include four bottoms, five tops, two dresses, a bathing suit, a sweater, a skirt, two pajama sets, and daily underwear to create many outfit combinations. Full-size medication bottles are replaced with a slim pill organizer. Compact beauty tools and an extra pair of shoes help minimize bulk. Wearing extra layers on the plane further reduces luggage needs.
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