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Helpful Articles - Packing Tips

Whether you’re moving internationally or just down the street, packing a moving bag with essential items will not only give you peace of mind but also provide easy access to items you’ll need during the moving process. Depending on the length of your moving journey, your moving bag might be a backpack, a duffel bag, or even a suitcase. Why Should I Pack a Moving Bag? Anyone who has moved knows that moving day gets hectic, and it’s easy for things to end up in places they might not belong. Whether it’s important paperwork you don’t want to get lost in the shuffle or medications...

International moves have it all: excitement, adventure, cultural touchpoints—and plenty of to-dos. If you’re preparing for an overseas relocation, we’ve put together a list of must-knows to help you check off every one of those to-dos. (And prepare for a smooth relocation!) We put our decades of international moving experience to work to show you what makes international relocations different than domestic moves, how to prepare your household items for the long journey, what you need to know to clear customs, how to choose an international moving company to assist, how to deal with culture shock and homesickness, and how to organize the days and...

Moving in with your partner can be one of the most exciting steps in a relationship. However, like any move, there are many bases that must be covered in preparation for this new chapter. Communicating openly about expectations, discussing financial responsibilities, and deciding on the logistics of the move are just a few crucial aspects. To help you better prepare for moving in with your significant other, we’ve put together a list of 10 tips to make your move-in process as smooth and seamless as possible. 1. Do a Few Trial Runs If you haven’t already started staying the night with your partner in your...

The Big Island of Hawaii is home to a kaleidoscope of landscapes. Majestic mountain peaks, lush valleys, postcard-perfect beaches, a smoking volcanic crater surrounded by jet-black fields of hardened lava—it’s all waiting for you when you make the Big Island your home. The verdant landscape in the North and South Hilo Districts offers its own distinct type of beauty. In and around the area, you’ll find waterfalls, botanical gardens, farms, and rainforests all fed by the frequent rain. But that’s not all you’ll find in Hilo, also known as the cultural capital of the Big Island. The county seat is located in the town, as...