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Jewellery, expensive watches, and other valuable items should always be in your carry-on. Checked luggage is at a higher risk for loss, theft, or damage.
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Laptops, tablets, cameras, and other electronics should be kept with you. These items are not only expensive and fragile but also contain personal information that you wouldn't want to risk losing.
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Keep your passports, identification cards, visas, and boarding passes with you at all times. Misplacing these documents can lead to significant disruptions in your travel plans.
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Always carry your prescription medications and any medical devices you might need. Checked luggage can be delayed or lost, and you don't want to be without the necessary medications.
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Never put cash, credit cards, or traveler’s checks in your checked bag. The risk of theft is too high, and losing access to your money while travelling can lead to significant problems.
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You may have seen signs at airport check-in counters warning against carrying dry coconuts in checked luggage due to their flammability. Flammable items like lighter fluids and matches are prohibited in checked bags.
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Perishable food items, such as fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats, should not be packed in checked luggage. Temperature and delays can lead to spoilage and unpleasant odours.
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Delicate items, such as glassware, ceramics, or souvenirs, should be packed in your carry-on.
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By keeping these items out of your checked luggage, you can ensure a smoother and more secure travel experience.