1. Take screen shots of all your travel confirmations and make two physical copies of your essential travel info because you never know.

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This is my bus ticket for a Labor Day Weekend trip to the Catskills. Yes, it lives in my email. But I also took a screen grab and marked it as a favorite image for easier finding when I actually needed it. When I'm going on a longer trip that entails a lot more info, I make a photo folder on my phone and save all my screen grabs there. 

Some docs you should probably save are your hotel info, flight info, passport, COVID vaccination proof, contact for trip mates and tour guides, addresses for *any* places you're supposed to show up, etc. Depending on your itinerary and trip length, there are lots of other docs. If you think you might need to reference, it's worth printing out and saving. 

2. And keep a copy of your physical travel docs in a trifold  so you're not wearily holding up the line when it comes time to show the TSA agent your passport and boarding pass or at the hotel check-in counter when you want nothing more than to get into your room and take a shower. 

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