Four money saving hacks to take the stress out of packing for your holidays

Mastering the art of holiday packing will get your trip off to a good start.

Trying to get everything you need in your suitcase without going over the weight limit and risking fees can seem like a daunting task.

Here are our tips on how to pack your bags like a pro

7

Here are our tips on how to pack your bags like a proCredit: Shutterstock

Here are tips on how to pack like a pro and save some.

Cubic SPACE: Packing blocks help organize and compress your belongings, making it easy to get out and find what you need during your break.

You can buy a set of three for £9.99 during the Mountain Warehouse sale.

But you will save more money by using laundry bags instead.

A pack of two costs £3 at Sainsbury’s and can be used in exactly the same way to split your gear.

SUCKER TO SAVE: Hand luggage options are an easy way to save money on your airline tickets – but then you’ll have to try to fit everything in one bag.

A pack of six vacuum storage bags, £13 from Argos, can make the job easier and is well worth the investment if you save on airfare.

But you can use cheaper resealable plastic bags, which come in a variety of sizes.

Pack your clothes flat in a bag, then squeeze all the air out as you roll, before sealing.

BEAUTY SUPPLY: Shampoo bars are cheap and perfect for travel, plus you don’t have to worry about spills.

Try the papaya bar, £1, at Poundshop.com.

Save space by placing essential skincare products in smaller bottles.

The Boots Travel Kit is available now for £4, down from £5.

Fragrance can be difficult to decanter, so it’s a good idea to ask a few people to try your favorite scents before traveling at the beauty counters.

INCREASE SCALE: If you’re concerned about the weight of your luggage when buying overseas, buy some digital baggage scales that you can take with you on your journey to use on your return.

Try the Status baggage scale, £3.49, The Range.

  • All prices on the site are correct at the time of publication. Offers and offers are subject to availability.

Trading of the day

Pizza served with this Asda pizza oven, reduced from £49 to £34

7

Pizza served with this Asda pizza oven, reduced from £49 to £34Credit: Asda

SERVICE a slice of freshly made savory in this pizza oven.

Reduced from £49 to £34, George at Asda.

SAVE: £15

cheap treatment

This palm tree table lamp costs £12 at Primark

7

This palm tree table lamp costs £12 at PrimarkCredit: Primark

Make a style statement with this palm tree table lamp for £12 at Primark.

What’s new?

Made with pork shoulder, smoked paprika and maple syrup, these limited edition Heck’s sausages are launching at Tesco today, priced at £2.5.

top exchange

This Arket Stripe Sweater is £69

7

This Arket Stripe Sweater is £69Credit: Arket
Similar style M&S on sale for £29.50

7

Similar style M&S on sale for £29.50Credit: M&S

THROUGH this striped cardigan for £69 from Arket.

Or the similarly styled M&S for chilly evenings, on sale for £29.50.

SAVE: £39.50

Leah’s great assistant

KEEP picnic food and drinks fresh on the go with these innovative coolers for £2 at Wilko.

Shop & save

THEREFORE…? Ibiza Dreams Body Mist £3.99 off from £6.49 at Superdrug

7

THEREFORE…? Ibiza Dreams Body Mist £3.99 off from £6.49 at SuperdrugCredit: Superdrug

THEREFORE…? Ibiza Dreams body mist is your summer vacation scent in a bottle.

It’s down from £6.49 to £3.99 at Superdrug.

SAVE: £2.50

Hot right now

You can now buy two packages of Cadbury mini rolls or a bar at Morrisons for £3, save up to £1.70.

PLAY NOW TO GET £200

Join thousands of readers in The Sun Lottery

7

Join thousands of readers in The Sun Lottery

JOIN thousands of readers in The Sun Lottery.

Every month we give away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving or just needing some extra cash, The Sun can help.

Each Sun Savers code is entered with a Lottery ticket.

Retailer opens new store in landmark Glasgow building that has been vacant for years
BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood, 61, hints at marriage to toyboy, 48

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you earn and the more chances of winning!

Russell Falcon

Russell Falcon is a USTimesPost U.S. News Reporter based in London. His focus is on U.S. politics and the environment. He has covered climate change extensively, as well as healthcare and crime. Russell Falcon joined USTimesPost in 2023 from the Daily Express and previously worked for Chemist and Druggist and the Jewish Chronicle. He is a graduate of Cambridge University. Languages: English. You can get in touch with me by emailing russellfalcon@ustimespost.com.

Related Articles

Back to top button