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PACKING

Luggage Limits

MAIN TRIP LIMITS

Pieces per person One checked bag and one carry-on per person.

Weight restrictions Varies by international airline. The current
industry standard is 50lbs for checked luggage
and 15lbs for carry-ons.

Size Restrictions Standard airline size: checked luggage should not
exceed 62 linear inches (length+ width + depth)
and carry-on should not exceed 45 linear inches.

Luggage Type Duffel bag or soft-sided suitcase. A model with
wheels is strongly recommended.

TRIP EXTENSION(S) LIMITS

Same as the main trip.

REMARKS/SUGGESTIONS

An additional small bag is a necessity for certain portions of your trip. You’ll need it for those times
when luggage storage is so limited that we must send some luggage ahead. This smaller bag can be a
duffle, a backpack, a weekend bag—whatever you feel comfortable with. It only needs to hold enough
gear for three nights at most. For more details, see the “Your Luggage” section.

Luggage rules: Luggage rules and limits are set by governmental and airline policy. Enforcement of the
rules may include spot checks or may be inconsistent. However one thing is the same across the board:
If you are found to have oversized or overweight luggage, you will be subject to additional fees, to be
assessed by—and paid to—the airline in question.

Don’t Forget:
• These luggage limits may change. If the airline(s) notify us of any changes, we will
include an update in your Final Documents booklet.

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week or so prior to departure. For your convenience, we maintain a list of the toll-free
numbers for the most common airlines on our website in the FAQ section.

• Baggage fees are not included in your trip price; they are payable directly to the airlines.

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