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  • Confusion or disorientation.
  • Aggression
  • Staring off into space without saying anything.
  • Appearing to be “looking through you”
  • Confused or slurred speech

While seemingly terrifying, confusional arousal comes in short episodes, around 10 minutes, explains VWH.

A Forum for Information

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Wagner shared the travel on Quora. Although it’s unclear how reputable the information on Quora is, the forum was designed for people to “gain and share knowledge.” Either way, Wagner’s expertise as a pilot holds merit and can be invaluable for staving off confusion in a new place. Wagner isn’t the only airline employee sharing valuable travel hacks. In contrast, advice ranges from ensuring a smooth flight and being prepared in case plans change to how to pack efficiently. Here are some other helpful travel tips to reduce stress while traveling.

1. Hold onto Valuables

travel concept with lugage with hat cloths map headphone and notebook for vacation

Never put anything you’re not okay with losing in your checked bag. This could be monetarily or sentimentally valuable or important documents like your passport. Either way, it’s a bad idea to leave someone else responsible for something irreplaceable, as not everyone will treat your belongings with the same care you might use.

2. Have a Financial Cushion

Currency from different countries.

Things tend to go wrong when traveling, as such, it’s a good idea to have an additional budget set aside with a few hundred dollars in case you need to book a new hotel last minute or eat because your flight has been delayed.

3. Bring a Power Strip

A close up of a travel power strip.

While it might seem extreme, this travel hack will be advantageous when you get to your gate and discover there isn’t an open plug. You can ask someone to swap out their charger for your power strip, creating more outlets and ensuring you always have the option to charge your devices before a long flight.

4. Write it Down

Man in Hotel check in at reception or front office being given key card

It’s a good idea to write down the address of where you’ll be on paper to enter into the GPS or give to your driver. That way you can rest assured they have the correct information. This travel hack extends to all travel plans including anywhere you might have reservations or an outing planned. Additionally, grab a few business cards from the hotel so you can easily give the address to various drivers while touring the area.

Alternatively, you can use your phone to save important information. However, it’s a good idea to save in your notes rather than refer to an email because you may not have service or access to Wi-Fi until you reach your destination.

5. Travel Hack for Packing

Happy Asian young woman packing suitcase at home. Preparing for summer holiday vacation abroad travel.

This last travel hack comes from female airline attendants who explain that traveling light and rolling clothes can help create more space. Meanwhile, the military uses a “fold and roll” method. Purportedly, you fold small items like socks, underwear, or tank tops. Next, roll those into larger items like pants and sweatshirts.

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