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By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Toiletry kits have come a long way since the basic zippered "Dopp kit" was issued to soldiers during World War II. You can still buy this basic model, but modern toiletry bags offer much more space and flexibility... more »
By cincin1 3 comments
Looking good in the outdoors is not about style. It's about wearing clothes that are functional and comfortable. If you make the right choices in the way you dress for your vacation, it will dramatically impact your level of safety and comfort. ... more »
By Elfenaura 1 comments
You've just had a long flight and you're standing at the carousel waiting for your bag. Here they come - which one is mine. You think to yourself for the nth time - "I wish I had done something to my bag to make it easier to ... more »
By carolineschley 0 comments
Camping in the mountains is a great experience, but it is important, in such a variable atmosphere, to be well prepared. Follow these suggestions to have everything you will need to be comfortable... more »
By Elizabeth A 3 comments
Unless your visiting Florida for the Holidays, traveling light during the winter months isn't the easiest of tasks. So, if sitting on your suitcase still doesn't get the zipper closed around those bulky sweaters, coats, gloves, scarves and hats, ... more »
By ttpt12345 1 comments
how to plan a good vacation on a tight budget.. more »
By LittleMomma316 1 comments
This article will instruct you on how to burp a propane refrigerator. Yes I said burp a fridge!.. more »
By eHow Travel Editor 9 comments
The rule to follow when traveling with valuables is to take what you need and hide it well. Leave the rest - including irreplaceable treasures and excess credit cards - at home... more »
By meghansolo 1 comments
Onsite camping at Coachella Music and Arts Festival is an adventure in itself. Knowing how to make the best of it will help make Coachella even better!.. more »
By eHow Travel Editor 1 comments
The camping stove is the center of an outdoor kitchen on a camping trip. Choose one that is big enough to cook for everyone yet small enough to be convenient. You must also decide on a fuel type for a camping stove... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
A picnic pack is a sporty, comfortable, easy-to-carry alternative to a traditional picnic basket. Thee pack is rugged, durable and comes packed with all the essentials you need for a delicious meal in the great outdoors. Before you purchase a ... more »
By breezycycle 3 comments
Think of the coldest camping conditions you might be trying to snooze in and that is probably your safest bet for choosing a sleeping bag. An additional ten to fifteen degrees lower may be another consideration if you sleep out in the winter ... more »
By noemad 0 comments
So you're ready for backpacking. The bag is packed with a tent, sleeping bag, water filter, stove and all the other camping essentials. Finally you're ready to hit the trail and go one on one with nature, but there's a few things you might have ... more »
By Karen Bridgers 0 comments
Explore the wonderful world of avian delight. Here are a few tips to help you organize a trip... more »
By Christina-Marie Wright 1 comments
If business - or pleasure - takes you to the Capitol, plan ahead! These easy tips will help you find your way through this richly historic and beautiful city... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Berlin is a modern European city with both a noble and dark past. One time home to Hitler's Third Reich and the infamous Berlin Wall, this German capital is steeped in history. The best way to experience this city's vibrant past it is by taking a ... more »
By BMBPDK 0 comments
In this video i show IRL how to use the Fire Paste.. more »
By eHow Travel Editor 1 comments
Raincoat choices range from plastic rain ponchos to designer raincoats, and prices vary appropriately... more »
By FredMarmorstein 0 comments
Transporting your favorite wine during the holidays or any time you fly benefits the giver and the receiver. Making this special event a reality involves choosing a wine carrier that offers protection and convenience. Keeping wine safe and ready ... more »
By shadowynight23 1 comments
The sunglass size should be in proportion with the face size. This means that smaller sunglasses are best for smaller faces; larger sunglasses for larger faces. The frame shape should contrast with, that is, be the opposite of, the shape of the face... more »
By Shane-E 0 comments
Travel irons are a very convenient way to make sure your clothing is looking it's best when you are away from home. Sometimes though, accidents happen, you may find yourself holding a handle that is no longer attached to the iron itself! ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
If you're traveling to the tropics or other areas where mosquitoes are really out of control (or possibly malarial), a mosquito net can come in handy. Here's how to use one... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Rio de Janeiro generally gets most of the attention, but Brazil's southern region has its own unique culture and traditions that is vastly different from the frenzied carnivalesque atmosphere of Rio. In fact, Southern Brazilians often think of ... more »
By ChristiB 0 comments
Do you feel the need to always be connected to your friends and family? Are you taking a trip to Europe or some other international destination? Does your phone lack the capability to work internationally? Then you will need to purchase an ... more »
By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor 1 comments
Everyone needs an umbrella! Whether you're searching for a basic, collapsible rain umbrella or an umbrella with artistic flair, read on to make an educated purchase... more »