Dokumente
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Your flight booking or e-ticket. Keep it on your phone and as a printout or screenshot.
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Your health insurance card, which in the EU usually includes the EHIC on the back. Outside the EU you also need travel health insurance.
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Dive centres ask for your certification and logbook before you can dive.
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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.
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Proof of your vaccinations. Some countries ask for it at entry, for example for yellow fever.
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Phone numbers of family, accommodation, embassy and your bank's card blocking line, also on paper in case your phone fails.
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Travel insurance for cancellation, health abroad or luggage. Keep the policy number and emergency phone number with you.
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Most visitors need a visa for Egypt, as an e-visa online beforehand or on arrival at the airport. Check the current rules for your nationality in your government's travel advice.
Geld
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Kleidung
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For swimming and the beach. Take two so one can dry while you wear the other.
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Shirts or T-shirts for every day. Count roughly one per day, or fewer if you can wash on the way.
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Long trousers for evenings, cooler weather and places with a dress code. One light and one sturdier pair cover most trips.
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A quick-drying UV shirt protects from sunburn and chafing in the water.
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A warm layer for cool evenings, air-conditioned rooms and flights.
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Comfortable clothes for sleeping, also handy in shared rooms and on night trains.
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One pair per day plus a spare. For hikes there are dedicated walking socks.
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Underwear for every day plus a spare. Quick-drying fabrics can be washed on the way.
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Protect your feet from rocks, reefs and cold water.
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For the beach, pool and warm evenings. They also protect your feet in shared showers.
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Light and quick to pack for warm days. Check the dress code for churches and restaurants.
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Shade your face and neck in the sun. A brim all round protects better than a cap.
Hygiene
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Daily dental care. A travel case keeps the brush clean, and a small tube is enough for a week.
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Cools and soothes your skin after a day in the sun.
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Easy to buy almost anywhere. Take a small size or a solid stick if you only travel with hand luggage.
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A wash bag keeps toiletries together. One with a hook can hang in small bathrooms.
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Hawaii bans the sale of sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, and many cenotes in Mexico allow only biodegradable sunscreen. Check the ingredients.
Gesundheit & Reiseapotheke
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Plasters, disinfectant, pain relief, diarrhoea remedy and your personal medicines. In the evening or abroad a pharmacy is not always close.
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Your regular medicines for the whole trip plus a few days' reserve, in hand luggage, with a prescription or doctor's note if needed.
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Unfamiliar food and water upset many stomachs, especially in warm countries. Add oral rehydration salts.
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Tablets, patches or wristbands against seasickness. Take them before you board.
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Protects against bites. In the tropics choose a repellent with DEET or icaridin.
Technik
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Reisezubehör
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Strand & Baden
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Ausrüstung
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Vor der Abreise
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Weather Security Health Traffic
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Tickets Hotel reservations
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Lower the heating while you are away to save energy, but keep it high enough to prevent frost damage in winter.
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Use up or give away perishable food so nothing goes off while you are away.
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Take out the rubbish and organic waste before you leave so nothing smells or attracts pests.
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Book a parking space at the airport in advance: it is usually cheaper than paying on the day.
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Ask someone to water your plants, or use self-watering pots for shorter trips.
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