Travel to work is important, but even for experienced travelers, business travel can be annoying. However, if you're never traveling, making sure you pack properly can be a bit daunting. Breaking it down into sections or lists makes it even simpler. The key is to plan ahead and pack as lightly as possible to avoid unnecessary hassle.
Choose a smart backpack that fits all your clothes for long trips. The goal is to pack up and take only what you need, but some trips can be long and you may need more space. If you need to check your luggage, find a sturdy suitcase made of durable plastic or with hard sides to prevent items from being crushed when checked in.
Be sure to keep your belongings within size limits (if any). If you are looking for a new suitcase, limit your search to a suitcase suitable for elevated carry-on luggage: Packing everything into your carry on backpack will reduce check-in time and the amount of luggage you pack. Each airline has its own rules for carry-on luggage, but 22 "x13" x9 "bags should meet any maximum size limit.
Choose a carry-on suitcase whenever possible;You do not have to stand at the ticket barrier, which will make your packing economical.
Choose a dark utilitarian suitcase. Sturdy black or navy blue suitcases look professional and stylish.Choose items with wheels and retractable handles so you don't have to lug luggage around the airport.
Some suitcases have multiple compartments for packing, so you can store everything separately without using extras such as packing boxes (usually zip-top fabric boxes), which will keep everything organized to your liking but add some extra weight and volume bags).
Find a briefcase or purse that you can carry with you on the road. Look for items made of better materials, such as leather or canvas, in dark, solid colors, with enough room for laptops, folders and electronics.
If you already have a handbag and the airline does not allow you to carry other personal items, find a briefcase or purse that fits your suitcase.
