1. Warm clothing
Winter weather calls for thicker layers and thermal clothing to keep the chills away. If you’re also planning on going skiing or snowboarding during your trip, remember to bring along waterproof clothing as melted snow can quickly seep into layers and compromise the warmth of your inner layers of clothing. Instead of packing plenty of bulky clothing that will undoubtedly eat up your baggage space, consider layering up with thermal shirts and leggings that can be layered under a sweater or jacket. Don’t forget to include versatile shoes that will hold up well in snowy weather in your packing list such as lined boots that will keep you looking stylish and feeling warm. If you really have to bring along bulky layers and you’re wondering what to do about them taking up precious baggage space, try using compression bags instead to pack more efficiently and free up space. When travelling to snowy destinations, it’s also a good idea to bring along warm gloves, a scarf, warm headwear such as a comfy beanie or ear muffs, high socks, ski apparel and sunglasses for enjoying those bright wintery days. For more packing tips, check out our guide on everything you need to know about snow holidays at Club Med.