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- Address list for postcards
Address list of friends/relatives the send postcards from travel destination
- Badminton Licence
Your player licence if you play in a club or tournament.
- Boarding Pass
Check in online and keep the boarding pass on your phone or printed. Some airlines charge for printing at the airport.
- Business cards
For new contacts at meetings and trade fairs.
- Check room quality
Check room quality at the beginning of the entrance.
- Children's ID documents
Every child needs their own ID card or passport. If a child travels with only one parent, take a consent letter from the other.
- Cycling route
- Cyclists not allowed on motorway
Cyclists are not allowed on the motorways in NZ.
- Directions
How to get from the airport or station to your accommodation. Download offline maps in case you have no data.
- Driving Licence
Required for driving and for renting a car. Check that it is valid and whether you also need an international permit.
- Emergency Phone/Address List
Phone numbers of family, accommodation, embassy and your bank's card blocking line, also on paper in case your phone fails.
- Festival ticket
Ticket or wristband, printed or on your phone. Without it you will not get in.
- Fishing License
A valid fishing licence for your destination. Fishing without one can lead to high fines.
- Flight Tickets
Your flight booking or e-ticket. Keep it on your phone and as a printout or screenshot.
- Health Insurance
Your health insurance card, which in the EU usually includes the EHIC on the back. Outside the EU you also need travel health insurance.
- Holiday Address
The full address of your accommodation, for the taxi, the entry form and anyone who needs to reach you.
- Holiday Insurance
Travel insurance for cancellation, health abroad or luggage. Keep the policy number and emergency phone number with you.
- Holiday keys & access-code
Keys or the access code for your holiday home. Note how check-in works if you arrive late.
- ID-Card
Enough to travel within the Schengen area for EU citizens. Check the expiry date before you leave.
- International Driver License
International Driving Permit Please remember: many countries do not recognize a non-international driver's license.
- Logbook and certification card
Dive centres ask for your certification and logbook before you can dive.
- Medication list and doctor's letter
Names of your medicines and doses, ideally in English. Helps doctors abroad and at customs.
- New Zealand drives on the left
New Zealand drives on the left. If you are used to driving on the right side, you should invest enough time to get used to it.
- Passport
EU citizens can use their ID card within Schengen; everyone else, and anyone travelling beyond it, needs a passport. Check it is valid for six months after your return.
- Pet passport
Your pet's vaccination record. Within the EU, dogs and cats need the EU pet passport with a valid rabies vaccination.
- Photocopies
Photocopies of important documents
- Public transport ticket or app
A day ticket or the local transport app saves time and money in the city.
- Rent a car/bike
Rent a car with insurance in destination.
- Sightseeing - Antigua and Barbuda
17-mile Long Beach Devil’s Bridge Fort Barrington Frigate Bird Sanctuary Helitour Nelson’s Dockyard / English Harbour Pillars of Hercules Redcliffe Quay Rendezvous Bay Stingray…
- Sports licences
Licences and certificates for diving, sailing, fishing, boats or golf. Without them you may not be allowed to take part.