Templates / For six trips and one packing list
Travel Planner
People who travel a few times a year and keep the trip on paper.
One packing list with six trip columns, not six blank lists.
$9.99
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| Pages | 110 |
|---|---|
| Editions | mono, colour |
| Variants | right hand, left hand |
| Devices | reMarkable 2, reMarkable Paper Pro, reMarkable Paper Pro Move, Kindle Scribe, Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, Supernote Manta, Boox Note Air, A4 Print, US Letter Print |
| Format | Hyperlinked PDF, one file per device |
| Updates | Included, for as long as the template exists |
- 110 pages across six trips - a front sheet, two itinerary pages, a money page, eight day pages and an after sheet each
- The packing list is a master list with six trip columns, not a blank list reprinted per trip - because the value of a packing list is the things you forgot last time, and a fresh page throws that away every trip
- No number is asked for anywhere in this file: no passport, visa, policy, card, booking or frequent-flyer number. It lives on a tablet you carry through airports
- What replaces them is a what-to-have checklist - the document, whether it is packed, and where the copy lives - which is the part that helps when something goes wrong and helps nobody who finds the device
- Money planned against actual in two columns, home and local, with a rate box you fill in once and date - no exchange rate is printed, because a printed rate is wrong before the file is opened
- A day page that asks five things and stops: where you woke, what you did, who with, what you ate, and the one thing worth keeping
- Places worth returning to, kept across trips rather than buried in the day you found them
- No country, currency symbol or airline is named anywhere, so the file does not date and does not assume where you are going
What is inside
Six trips, one packing list that gets better each time, and no number this file will ever ask you for.
110 pages. Each trip has a front sheet, two itinerary pages, a money page, eight day pages and an after sheet.
THE PACKING LIST IS ONE LIST, NOT SIX
Every travel planner on sale reprints a blank packing page for each trip. This one prints the list once and gives each trip a column, so trip six is ticked against the same list you corrected after trip one.
· The entire value of a packing list is the things you forgot last time, and a blank page throws that away on the day it is most useful
· Cross an item out rather than erasing it - an item you removed on purpose is worth as much as one you added
· Every trip ends with a sheet that asks what you would pack differently, and that answer goes on the master list before the bag is unpacked
NO NUMBER IS ASKED FOR ANYWHERE
No passport or identity card number. No visa, no insurance policy, no bank card, no frequent-flyer number, no booking reference.
This file is carried through airports on a tablet that syncs, and it gets left in hotel rooms. A planner that asks for a passport number is a planner that leaks one.
What replaces them is a what-to-have checklist on each trip's front sheet - the document, whether it is packed, and where the copy lives. That is the part that helps at a counter when something has gone wrong, and it is worth nothing to anyone who finds the device.
MONEY
· Planned against actual, in two columns headed home and local
· A box for the rate and the day you checked it - no exchange rate, no currency symbol and no country is printed anywhere, because a printed rate is wrong before the file is opened
· A running spending log across every trip, not just inside one
THE DAY PAGE ASKS FIVE THINGS AND STOPS
Where you woke up, what you did, who you were with, what you ate, and the one thing worth keeping. Five is the count that gets filled in on a tired evening; the ten-field day pages in this category are the ones that go blank on day three.
ALSO INSIDE
· Places worth returning to, kept across trips rather than buried in the day you found them
· People you met, and where
· Fifteen open pages, ruled and dot grid
Hyperlinked throughout. Right- and left-handed editions, mono and colour, every device edition in the box. Personal use.