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Travel Wallet Checklist

A travel wallet can be pretty handy when you´re on the move, especially on international trips. It keeps all your travel documents and currency in one place for easy access. Following is a checklist of items you may want to keep in your travel wallet.

  • Passport
  • Photo ID
  • Airline, Cruise and Train Tickets
  • Boarding Pass
  • Insurance Cards (medical and car)
  • Itinerary with important telephone numbers and addresses


    (hotels, airlines, etc.)
  • Travel Coupons or Certificates
  • Some one-dollar bills for tipping
  • Credit Cards
  • Travelers Checks
  • Foreign Currency
  • Calling Card

About the Author

William Manor is the owner of U.S. Passport Service Guide, a very useful and comprehensive resource for U.S. citizens who travel internationally.
http://www.us-passport-service-guide.com