36 Packing Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Trip (and Easy Fixes)

28. Ignoring the "First Night" Essential Bag

A toiletry bag is open on a flat surface, showcasing neatly arranged bottles of shampoo. Photo Credit: Envato @viktelminova

When arriving late or after a long journey, digging through a main suitcase for pajamas, a toothbrush, and basic toiletries is exhausting. Solution: Pack a small, separate pouch or the very top section of your carry-on with "first night" essentials: a change of clothes, basic toiletries, any critical medications, and chargers. This allows you to quickly freshen up and relax without unpacking everything immediately.

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