The best packing tip is to bring less than you think you need. Build a simple list, choose pieces that mix and match, and keep anything you absolutely need in your carry-on.
Liquids, chargers, meds, documents, and one change of clothes belong where you can reach them easily. That way a delay or lost bag is an inconvenience instead of a disaster.
Packing lightly also makes the trip easier at the other end. Nobody has ever said the best part of travel was hauling an overstuffed suitcase.
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