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I’ve Been to All 7 Continents—These 12 Packing Mistakes Ruin Your Trip Before It Starts, and How to Avoid Them

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By Katie Jackson Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
Packing is an art, a science, and for me, a history lesson. After touching down on all seven continents and visiting more than 70 countries, I’ve learned—often the hard way—how easy it is for your trip to be derailed before you even reach your destination. Packing is the pain point. Mistakes I make at home reveal their true consequences on the road. They cost me money and/or time—two things I can’t afford to lose.
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A Hiker Was Impaled by His Trekking Pole. This Is a Mile-by-Mile Account of His Hike to Help.

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By Katie Jackson Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
By now, you’ve probably read the headlines: some version of “hiker impaled by trekking pole.” Media as far away as England, India, and Turkey have covered the horrific incident that took place on a remote trail leading to Montana’s highest peak. The photos are hard to look at. They show what can happen in a split second. But they don’t capture what it’s like to hike ten miles off a mountain knowing your first misstep could be your last. The Fall The fall itself is fuzzy.
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Having a Grandparent From One of These European Countries Could Qualify You for a Second Passport Original

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By Katie Jackson Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
Many countries let you claim citizenship through grandparents or great-grandparents, offering a path to a second passport. Having a second passport can simplify travel, connect you to your heritage, and expand opportunities. Each country has unique rules and fees, often requiring documents and proof of lineage. If you grew up with a grandparent from the old country, you’re in luck. You may be eligible for a second passport, even if you are adopted.
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