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The Ultimate Vacay Checklist: 15 Essentials You Need On Your Next Trip
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The Ultimate Vacay Checklist: 15 Essentials You Need On Your Next Trip

Vacation is meant for relaxing, but sometimes gearing up for your next trip can be anything but that.


Between travel arrangements and packing, it's easy to find yourself in a frenzy a few days before a vacay. Having a solid checklist for packing and preparation is an awesome way to keep stress down and ensure you've got everything you need for a stellar getaway.

Here's a vacation checklist that takes the stress out of travel:

Cash, Passport, and Identification

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Money makes the world go round. Make sure you've got cash and credit cards in a safe place, along with your passport and other identification.

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