This is a checklist of important documents and information essential for every trip.
___Cruise tickets
___Flight tickets (or train tickets)
___Hotel confirmation
___Car rental documentation
___Driver's license
___Passport or Passport Card* & any necessary visas
___Health insurance card
___Travel insurance information
___Luggage tags issued by the cruise line. Make sure you attach then to your luggage before you arrive at the port.
___Address book (physical version or on your phone)
___Copies of your eyeglasses/contact lens prescriptions
___Medication information (name of medications, dosage & doctor contact details)
___List of phone numbers for your bank, credit card company, doctor, cruise line, airline, etc.
___Photocopies of all the above
___Clear #10 envelope-sized document holder to keep everything above secure
*Passport cards cannot be used for international air travel.
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Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Monday, February 13, 2017
Which Forms of ID Should You Use for Travel?
A lot of you are confused
about which form of id to use when traveling.
For many people, if you are a United States citizen, you can use an
original government-issued picture ID (i.e. driver's license). Other
forms of id could include a state photo id or enhanced driver’s license. All forms of id must include a photograph and
be current. A current passport card is
also an acceptable form of id. Children
who are traveling with you must have an original government-issued, or
certified copy of their birth certificates.
If you plan to travel abroad, passport books are necessary
for all family members, including children.
Passport cards are not accepted for international air travel; however,
if you board a cruise ship in the United States and travel to a port of call
that is governed by a foreign country, passport cards are accepted, as long as
you do not disembark the ship with the intention of taking a flight.
All forms of id must be current within six months of expiration. If your id expires in less than six months by the date you are scheduled to travel, they won't be accepted. So, we recommend you check your id for the expiration date and calculate when you will need to get it renewed, at least six months before you travel.
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