Counsel this rundown before your outing to France so you don't leave home missing those required things. I have made this rundown as thorough as could be allowed and I'm certain you won't require the greater part of the things. Be that as it may, it makes a helpful agenda. In any case, recollect, in the event that you take everything on this rundown, you won't pack light.
Cross out items you will not need or add personal items, and then keep the list by your suitcase to check necessities off as you pack so you don't miss anything.
Additionally attempt to pack your lightweight suitcase with a couple of fundamentals. What's more, if, paradise prohibit, the aircraft loses your gear, you may require a couple of things to hold you over until the point that your baggage is reestablished to you. In any case, recollect that you can't take numerous fluid things (they should all fit into that smallish plastic sack), and they should be 100ml or under.
Or you can shop in the airport for some of these items; you will be allowed to carry on your Duty free purchases in a separate bag.
Carry-on Bag
Emergency medical kit including toothbrush and toothpaste, make up remover, moisturizing cream, eye cream
Any medicines you need
Spare pair of jeans
Spare shirt
Spare socks
Spare nightwear
Laptop. You will have to double check the rules which may well forbid you taking your laptop i your carry-on bag. This is a hot topic in the UK and USA.
Phone and laptop chargers
Packing essentials
Airline Tickets
Passport
Wallet
Picture ID
Cash (in euros)
Travelers checks if you are taking them, though keep the checks and the receipts separately
Copies of hotel, rental car, etc. confirmations
Emergency phone numbers
Contact numbers to report credit cards or traveler's checks lost
French/English dictionary
Guidebooks
Maps (including point-to-point directions to lodging)
Currency converter
Plug adaptor
Telephone adaptor
Self-Care items to pack
Travel alarm clock
Umbrella
Reading material or books on your tablet
Binoculars (particularly useful in French cathedrals to look at the carving details and particularly the stained glass windows in places like Chartres)
Addresses and pens
Glasses, sunglasses and contacts
Hand lotion
Small first-aid kit
Travel pillow
Earplugs or "Earplanes"
Non-perishable snacks
Anti-bacterial wipes
Lint roller
Q-Tips
Medical items to pack
Anti-bacterial hand gel or wipes
Sunscreen
Sun burn soother
Antibiotic cream
Anti-diarrhea medicine
Band-Aids
Bug repellant
Pain reliever
Sea or car sickness pills
Security items to pack
Luggage locks
Hidden money pack
Luggage name tags
Clothing care to pack
Travel-sized Woolite
Sewing kit
Clothes line
Sink stopper (some French sinks lack one)
Wrinkle-free spray
Compression clothing bags
Oversized ziplock bags with cardboard to pack clothes flat to avoid wrinkles
For souvenirs and memories
Empty collapsible bag for souvenirs
Camera
Backup batteries
Extra film or memory card
Journal and pen
Addresses (you can ship some gifts duty-free)
- info by SFWWC
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