What you can and can’t take from planes, hotels and cruise ships
loveEXPLORING staff
09 January 2024
Travel etiquette explained
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Can take: the plane amenities kit
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Can’t take: the blanket
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Can take: all the snacks
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Can’t take: headphones
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Can take: plastic cutlery
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Can’t take: proper cutlery
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Can take: wine and miniatures
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Can’t take: wine that isn’t given to you
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Can take: plastic tumblers
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Can’t take: glassware and mugs
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Can take: hotel miniature bath products
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Can’t take: products from the cleaning cart
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Can’t take: bathrobes
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Can’t take: bed linen
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Can take: pillow mints
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Can’t take: the mattress
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Can take: toilet paper/tissues
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Can take: tea bags/coffee/milk
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Can’t take: electrical items
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Can take: magazines
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Can take: postcards
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Can’t take: curtains
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Can’t take: artwork
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Can take: welcome flowers
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Can’t take: plant pots
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Can’t take: full-sized products
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Can take: slippers
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Can’t take: towels
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Can take: stationery
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Can't take: the Bible
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