Some packing tips for travel bag

Finally your vacation is here, but the thought of packing all this into this is freaking you out. Stress-free travel starts with smart packing. And while you probably already know that rolling your clothes saves space, take this trick to a new level with  roll technique. The key is to create even layers and maximize every inch. Start with the bulkiest items. Stuff shoes with small items like resealable plastic bags filled with socks and underwear. Then, place individual shoes along the edges of the case.

Some packing tips for travel bag

Belts can also be laid along the edge. Fill in gaps with the smallest rolls of clothing-
things like t-shirts and camisoles. Larger items like jeans, jackets and dresses
should then be laid in flat layers, and packed in an overlapping layer formation. If there
are gaps around the edges, take these flat-laying clothes and tuck them into the sides.
  You're doing great so far with light, space-saving packing, so don't get weighed down by toiletries and other extras!

Save empty travel-size bottles to refill and use on trips over and over again. This saves
space and time, and is good for the environment. To avoid leaks and spills in your suitcase, place a square of plastic wrap over the bottles before closing the cap.
Empty prescription bottles are also great for things like cotton swabs.
An old contact case can be put to great use, from storing small supplies of foundation
and other makeup, to little necessities, like safety pins. Keep delicate jewelry secure and tangle-free by laying them out onto a sheet of press n seal plastic wrap. Place another sheet on top, then seal, roll, and pack away somewhere safe.

A great tip for keeping earrings together is to secure them through the holes of a button. This way, they can be tossed into your cosmetic bag and still be super easy to find!  Finally, ditch the heavy stacks of books and magazines and go digital! Loading titles onto your tablet or smart phone will save paper,money, and most importantly, your shoulders! If all these great tips still haven't lightened your load, remember -- you can always sneak the heavy stuff into your travel partner's bag!