Stress Free Travel
August Man SG|Issue 177
Covid might be over but Augustman discovers that printing all your necessary documents is still a good idea
Jonathan Ho
Stress Free Travel

THE WORLD IS BECOMING a lot more digitised, moving away from the need for paper copies. It's certainly less to effort to organise and definitely better for the environment. However, during recent travel to Europe for business, Augustman discovered that sometimes having all your necessary travel documentation in your phone or stored in a cloud, isn't really a good idea.

Phones and computers, heck, even 5G internet can fail and standing at the airport check-in counter is not the most ideal place while one (or all) of these fail is especially terrible since you have tens of irate eyes staring at you. It is times like these that one recalls the adage: “it is better to be safe rather than sorry and this means carrying extra paper around.

THE MOST IMPORTANT TRAVEL DOCUMENTS TO PRINT

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