Review Your Trip Documents
Check your Best Single Travel itinerary, transportation information, hotel details, cruise documents, transfers, and other trip-specific information.
Keep your important travel information organized and accessible. Requirements vary by trip and destination, so always review your specific travel documents before leaving home.
Bring the identification required for your trip and make sure your documents are valid for your travel dates.
International entry requirements can vary by destination, citizenship, itinerary, and length of stay.
Keep your transportation details easy to access throughout your journey.
Review the documents and information provided for your Best Single Travel vacation before departure.
Cruise travelers should carefully review the documentation and boarding requirements provided for their sailing.
If you purchase travel protection, keep your insurance information accessible during your trip.
Consider keeping secure copies of important travel documents separately from the originals. Having access to passport identification pages, reservations, insurance information, and important contact details can be helpful if documents are lost or unavailable.
Before heading to the airport or meeting point, confirm that your essential documents are with you — not packed in checked luggage.
Use this general checklist as a starting point, then adjust it for your destination, weather, activities, trip length, and personal needs.
Keep important items with you during transit rather than placing everything in checked baggage.
Choose versatile clothing that can be mixed, matched, and layered. Leaving a little extra room in your luggage can also make repacking easier during your trip.
The right packing list depends on where you're going and what you'll be doing. Use these suggestions as a starting point, then check your itinerary and the weather forecast before departure.
Choose lightweight, breathable clothing and remember protection from the sun.
Layers can help you adjust comfortably as temperatures and conditions change.
Pack for time onboard, ports of call, excursions, pool time, and any applicable evening dress expectations.
Comfort and practical footwear become especially important when your itinerary includes plenty of exploring.
Temperatures can change throughout the day and between destinations. Lightweight layers make it easier to adjust without filling your suitcase with multiple bulky outfits.
Weather can change, so check current conditions shortly before departure and make final adjustments to your suitcase as needed.
A few simple packing habits can make airport days, hotel changes, cruises, and excursions easier. Prepare the essentials first, then keep the rest simple and organized.
Important documents, essential medications, valuables, and items you may need during transit are generally better kept in your carry-on or personal item rather than in checked luggage.
Use a luggage tag and consider an easy-to- recognize strap or marker so your suitcase is easier to identify.
Packing cubes or separate organizers can make clothing and smaller items easier to find throughout your vacation.
For international trips, check whether your destination uses different electrical outlets or voltage and bring appropriate equipment when needed.
Check your airline or transportation provider's current baggage size, weight, quantity, and fee rules before departure.
Bring only the valuables you expect to need and keep important personal items secure throughout your trip.
Avoid packing your suitcase completely full. Extra room makes repacking easier and leaves space for purchases made during your vacation.
Travel requirements and conditions can change. These official resources can help you check current passport and entry information, travel health guidance, airport security rules, and weather before departure.
Find country-specific information for U.S. travelers, including passport and entry requirements, visas, travel advisories, local conditions, and other important international travel information.
Visit Travel.State.govReview an official pre-travel checklist covering important documents, destination information, emergency planning, and other preparations for international travel.
View Travel ChecklistCheck destination-specific travel health information, health notices, recommended preparations, and guidance for travelers before an international trip.
Check Travelers' HealthNot sure whether an item belongs in your carry-on or checked baggage? Use TSA's official searchable guide before packing for air travel from U.S. airports.
Search TSA Packing RulesCheck current U.S. forecasts and weather conditions before departure or while traveling within the United States.
Check Weather ForecastsFind information for travelers returning to the United States, including customs, declarations, permitted items, and entry procedures.
Visit U.S. Customs & Border ProtectionPassport, visa, entry, health, airline, cruise, security, and baggage requirements may change. Always verify the current requirements for your citizenship, destination, transportation provider, and specific itinerary before traveling.
Still deciding what to bring or what to check before departure? These answers cover some of the most common questions travelers have while preparing for a trip.
Passport, visa, and entry requirements depend on your citizenship, destination, itinerary, and type of travel. Check the current requirements for every destination on your itinerary well before departure. U.S. travelers can use the U.S. Department of State as an official starting point.
Keep required identification, travel documents, transportation information, your BST itinerary, and other important confirmations accessible while traveling. Avoid placing documents you will need during transit inside checked luggage.
Essential medications are generally best kept accessible during travel rather than placed only in checked baggage. Rules involving medications can vary by country and transportation provider, so check applicable requirements before departure.
Consider keeping your passport or ID, essential medications, wallet, phone, charger, travel documents, valuables, and other items you may need during transit in your carry-on or personal item. A change of clothing can also be useful.
Baggage allowances vary by airline, cruise line, fare type, route, and other transportation providers. Check the current size, weight, quantity, and fee rules directly with the companies you will be traveling with.
Possibly. Electrical outlets and voltage standards differ between countries. Check the requirements for your destination and the specifications of the devices you plan to bring before choosing an adapter or other electrical equipment.
Pack comfortable clothing for daytime, pool activities, ports, and excursions, along with appropriate evening clothing. Dress expectations can vary by cruise line and sailing, so review the information provided for your specific cruise before packing.
Check typical conditions while planning, then review the current forecast again shortly before departure. This gives you an opportunity to make final adjustments to clothing, footwear, and weather-related items in your suitcase.
You've checked the documents, packed the essentials, and prepared for the journey. Now discover your next unforgettable vacation with Best Single Travel.