Oh, yes! We know it all to well. Leave Friday and back home Sunday means you are being responsible abour your job. Well, you can also do the Friday-Tuesday stuff that I tend to do but then, I guess, you must have some flexibility.

Well, it does not really matter whether your weekend travel is for 2 or 4 days (or 3). What matters is that the characteriics sourrsding a "City weekend" enables us to give you some advide on you packing.

I imagne your city weekend to be:

• Travel from your home city to one other city and back
• Transportation by air
• Accomodation is a hotel or a motel (save some bucks, right)
• Reason is some quick free space, an opportunity to get away from the usual sorrundings. You can visit a new city each time and actually make a City weekend quite a holiday. It does not matter whether it's a city on the opposite coast, Paris, France or just good old Las Vegas.

Do we agree so far? Good!

Then here is our suggestions for you suitcase, sports bag, sack, shopping cart or whatever you usually pack in (I do not recommend shopping carts).

• Most important
  • Identification. Obviously if you are going to leave your country you need your passport but even domestic travel requires (more or less) some form of government issued ID.
  • Money. Not nescesally a lot of cash, no, actually that would be such a bad idea. Credit cards and traveller's checks are the way to pay on you way. Money is the most important thing to remember after ID.
  • Air Tickets. Yes, it is true, without tickets you cannot leave the airport on a plane! And I bet you do not fancy leaving it in you own car driving home and cursing at yourself for having forgotten the tickets. It is also true that tickets can be replaced but trust me, this is a lot of hassle! If you can avoid paper tickets then do so and travel hassle free with an E-ticket.
    
• Important
  • Clothes. Duh! No, I bet you are not going to show up naked at the airport, and if you are female then you may be able to skip this part since usually you will know just fine how to pack (too much) clothes.
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• Things to bring
  • Well.
• If space permits