Represent your school and group with pride.

Respect cultural, historical, and educational sites.

Follow the three R’s: Respect, Responsibility, Readiness.

Help teachers and peers if needed.

Stay positive even if plans change.

Be a respectful ambassador for your school and country.

Take care of your belongings—pack daily essentials before leaving the hotel.• Be mindful of cultural differences and show kindness to locals.

Follow all safety instructions during travel days and tours.

Keep a positive attitude—travel is an adventure!

1 change of clothes (plus one extra shirt)

Pajamas

Comfortable walking shoes

Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, deodorant, etc.)

Light jacket or sweater

Refillable water bottle

Small backpack for day use

Spending money (optional, small amounts)

Any required medications (labeled, given to staff)

2–3 changes of clothes (include layers for weather)

Pajamas

Comfortable walking shoes + 1 extra pair

Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, deodorant, etc.)

Light jacket or hoodie

Refillable water bottle

Small backpack for day use

Spending money (optional)

Medications (labeled, given to staff)

4–5 outfits (mix of casual and school-appropriate)

Pajamas

Comfortable walking shoes + sandals/extra pair

Toiletries + small travel towel (optional)

Jacket/outerwear for the weather

Refillable water bottle

Backpack or crossbody bag

Spending money on souvenirs/snacks

Medications (as needed)

5–6 outfits (casual + 1 nicer outfit for special dinner/cultural event)

Pajamas

Comfortable walking shoes + extra pair

Toiletries + travel-sized items for carry-on

Travel adapter for electronics

Passport + copies (given to staff for safekeeping)

Jacket or weather-appropriate outerwear

Backpack for daily use

Refillable water bottle

Spending money in local currency

Medications (in original containers)

6–7 outfits (include versatile clothing for layering)

Pajamas

Comfortable shoes + flip-flops or sandals

Toiletries (travel-sized + extras)

Travel adapter, chargers

Passport, visa (if required)

Jacket/outerwear for weather

Backpack + small crossbody bag for valuables

Spending money for meals/snacks/souvenirs

Medications + health info card

7–8 outfits (casual + at least 2 nicer outfits for cultural events/dinners)

Pajamas

Comfortable walking shoes + sandals/extra pair

Toiletries (enough for a full week)

Travel adapter, chargers, headphones

Passport, copies, visa if required

Jacket/outerwear

Backpack for daily excursions

Refillable water bottle

Snacks from home (optional for long travel days)

Spending money in local currency

Medications + emergency contact card