What are the 'little things' you can't do without?
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I cannot travel without...
- Priority anything. I feel a constant need to avoid crowds
- My Sennheiser in-ear headphones (Noise Cancelling over-ear ones don't cut it for me as I like to rest my head on the seat 'wings' to get some rest and over-ear headphones are clunky and tend to come off, negating any noise cancelling benefits)
- Leg room - at 6'3"ish I need my leg room.
- A collection of good driver services. There's so many good ones out there that are as cheap or a minimal premium on a taxi service, so i've built up a collection for New York, London and Los Angeles (and Melbourne but they're not so cheap here).
- my iPad/iPhone. I cannot live without music (I tend to walk a lot when in foreign cities) and I cannot live without my visual entertainment on flights.
- Priority anything. I feel a constant need to avoid crowds
- My Sennheiser in-ear headphones (Noise Cancelling over-ear ones don't cut it for me as I like to rest my head on the seat 'wings' to get some rest and over-ear headphones are clunky and tend to come off, negating any noise cancelling benefits)
- Leg room - at 6'3"ish I need my leg room.
- A collection of good driver services. There's so many good ones out there that are as cheap or a minimal premium on a taxi service, so i've built up a collection for New York, London and Los Angeles (and Melbourne but they're not so cheap here).
- my iPad/iPhone. I cannot live without music (I tend to walk a lot when in foreign cities) and I cannot live without my visual entertainment on flights.
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