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Tiktok users do it: 6 ultimate packaging tips

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Tiktok users just laugh at such packaging strategies.
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Social media is a grateful resource for packing and travel tips. There are already over 16 million videos on the Tiktok video platform alone. Online travel company Weloveholidays has identified the most popular package tips that users offer on Tiktok. What’s the easiest way to apply the best tips? Blick asked about Weloveholidays in Germany.

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Put a shower cap on the sole of your shoes

To protect your clothes from dirt sticking to your shoes from the street, you can put a shower cap under each shoe before packing it. Such hats are available for free in many hotels. Alternatively, you can use topcoats used in hospitals.

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Use pack throws to organize your clothes

Packing cubes are bags that allow you to sort your clothes by category. This makes it easy to find what you need without having to rummage through your entire suitcase. Transparent packing cubes make it easy to keep track of things. How many of these you need depends on the destination, the length of the journey, and the temperatures and activities at the destination. At least one bag for underwear and socks, one for bottoms and one for tops is recommended. For example, if you take swimsuits with you, you can put them in a separate cube so that they are useful.

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Use an Air Tag to track your luggage

Airtag is a small tracking device developed by Apple that can be attached to a keychain, among other things. If you connect it to your phone and put it in your luggage, you can track the location of your luggage in real time. This can be especially helpful if your luggage is lost or stolen during a flight. Air tags are allowed in checked baggage. If you want to be safe, ask the airline you are traveling with before you travel.

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Stuff socks and underwear inside your shoes

By putting socks and underwear inside your shoes, you both save space in your suitcase and protect your shoes from being deformed. This tip works best for boots, sneakers, and fabric shoes like espadrilles.

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Use belts to prevent shirt collars from wrinkling.

To prevent shirt collars from flattening in the bag, wrap a belt and insert it into the collar opening. This keeps the collar stiff and prevents wrinkles.

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Use the space in your hats

You can save space by placing smaller items such as socks or underwear at the top of your hat. At the same time, your hat is also kept in shape. The trick works best on bucket hats and brim hats. Works with straw hats too. Since these collapse quickly, it is better to wear them on your head or, if possible, in your backpack.

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