For instance, it is forbidden to take a toy gun on a plane unless it is in a checked bag, while some sporting goods are banned entirely. Whether you're packing your gifts in a carry-on or checked bag, the best way to travel with them is inside a hard shell suitcase. This type of luggage will keep the presents safe and reduce the risk of damage. Try not to pack presents inside a duffel bag or other softer fabrics: even if you're not traveling by plane, harder suitcases are best. Even with a hard shell suitcase, some gifts may still get broken.
If your suitcase is stacked amongst hundreds of others or falls to the ground, something might break. To reduce damage, try to nestle your gifts in some comfy clothes or even invest in bubble wrap. When you're traveling by plane, you often keep your valuables with you in a carry-on. This goes for holiday gifts as well. Click here to see what else you should always keep inside your carry-on.
If you did decide to wrap your presents, don't be surprised if your perfectly wrapped gifts don't show up at your destination in pristine condition. Bags often gets bumped and pushed in transit so it's common for the wrapping paper to rip.
If you bring extra wrapping paper, you can easily fix the issue. To avoid baggage fees, broken presents, and strict TSA rules, it may be easier to just ship your gifts instead of traveling with them — especially by plane. You may also want to consider buying more travel-friendly presents like gift cards. Tourists having sex in the dunes is ruining a Spanish beach. Cats can track your 'invisible presence' using only their ears. Meet Wildine Aumoithe: The world's shortest woman. Bottega Veneta creative director Daniel Lee leaving post.
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To avoid this kind of incident, the TSA recommends sending gifts ahead by mail, or waiting to wrap them until you arrive at your destination. Or, if you must, consider putting items in a gift bag instead of wrapping them in paper. Snow globes, for instance, are permitted in your checked bag, but if you want to take one in your carry-on, make sure it appears to contain less than 3.
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