1. Understand your destination first

Where do you want to go? Check the climate, culture, and fun things to do there online. Knowing this will help you plan your trip, pack your luggage, and avoid making mistakes!

2. Calculate your wallet

Before you go out, you need to know how much the trip will cost. Air tickets, accommodation, meals, transportation, and emergency funds should all be included. This way you don't have to worry about not having enough money!

3. Get a cheap flight

Booking your flight early can save you a lot of money. Remember to compare several airlines and booking platforms to see which one has a more suitable price.

4. Find a comfortable place to stay

Hotels, homestays, youth hostels, all kinds of accommodation are available. See where you want to stay, check the reviews and prices, and choose a cost-effective one.

5. Don't make your itinerary too full

What if there are too many places to play and not enough time? Don't worry, make a list of the places you want to go, and then arrange your time reasonably. Remember to leave some time to rest and don't tire yourself out.

6. Buy travel insurance

When you are away from home, accidents are inevitable. Buying travel insurance will give you peace of mind. It can help you deal with various unforeseen situations, such as trip cancellation, luggage loss, illness and injury, etc.

7. Check travel warnings

Before you leave, don't forget to check the travel warnings issued by the government. Learn about the safety and health risks of the destination, as well as local laws and customs.

8. Check your passport and visa

Is your passport about to expire? Haven't applied for a visa yet? Get it done quickly! Your passport must be valid after you return, and your visa must be applied for in advance.

9. Prepare your body

Go to the doctor, get a physical examination, and ask the doctor what vaccinations you need. Don't forget to bring a first aid kit and common medicines.

10. Pack your luggage

Choose clothes according to the weather and bring the daily necessities you need. Make a list so that you don't miss anything important.

11. Tell your family and friends

Tell your family or friends about your travel plans and let them know where you are going, where you are staying, and how to contact them. This way they can rest assured!

12. Learn some local dialect

Although English can be used in many places, it is more interesting to learn some local dialect! Basic phrases like "hello", "thank you", "where is the bathroom?" are not difficult to learn, but very practical to use.