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Steps for a Weekend Trip Most people like to plan their trips one month or maybe one week before their journey. A trip can be done in different transports but today I will be write about traveling by car. There are many steps that you can follow before do a trip. The first step that you can follow and the most important is to make a budget especially if is in car, you need to know how many miles per gallon spends your car and how many miles is located the place that you want to go. In addition the traveler needs to save some money for food, hotels or thing to remember the experience. Another step is try to travel light, I mean without many things just the necessary. For example Many Americans like to travel with only a backpack one reason is because they want to leave space for shopping. Moreover, traveling with lots of luggage restricts your movement and causes discomfort. The third step is tell at your family or friends about your trip, this one is very important because you never know what might happen on the trip and if something were to happen your family and friends know where you are. Finally make sure that your documents are in order if is an international trip. Keep your passport, travel documents, visas, and similar items in a safe pouch. Also, keep paper copies of the following items in a safe place. It will make it so much easier to replace anything that you lost. The last but not least step is buy a film or camera, it is good to buy a film or camera on your travels to thereby have memories of the places you visited. In conclusion is easier for the traveler to have a definite plan before starting your trip to thereby avoid problems along the
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