New England, USA
The United States uses Type A and Type B electrical sockets. The standard voltage is 120V at 60Hz.
Travel adapters are necessary if traveling from a country with different standards. Many modern electronics are dual-voltage, so check your device's charger.
A versatile Travel camera (mirrorless/DSLR with general lens) captures Providence's cityscapes.
A modern Smartphone camera often provides excellent quality for quick snaps.
Portable chargers and power banks contribute to keeping devices charged throughout long days.
Band-aids for blisters or small cuts. Antiseptic wipes or hand sanitizer for wound cleaning.
A Compact travel first aid kit is often sufficient.
Pain relievers (like Ibuprofen or Acetaminophen) for headaches or minor aches. Allergy medication for reactions.
Antacids or indigestion relief. Anti-diarrhea medication for digestive issues.
Carry all prescription medications in their original containers with pharmacy labels. A doctor's note is advisable.
Pack medications in your carry-on bag for access and to prevent loss.
SPF 30 or higher sunscreen is recommended year-round, especially in summer. Protect your skin during outdoor activities.
Beneficial for outdoor activities, specifically near water or in parks (late spring to early autumn) against mosquitoes and ticks.
Comfortable and durable walking shoes are important. Good ankle support is useful for College Hill's steep, cobblestone streets.
Rental shops for kayaking, paddleboarding, or surfing are available. Bicycles are rented locally.
Specific brands for toiletries or niche items not common in the U.S. Can be brought from home.
Prescription medications are often cheaper to acquire in your home country.
Specialized camera batteries or unique electronic accessories might be harder to find quickly.
Cloud storage for important data is a good backup plan.
U.S. Uses Type A/B sockets.
Prepaid U.S. SIMs are available.
Bring extra batteries.
Recommended for long days.
A Money belt worn under clothing or a secure crossbody bag for passport, cash, and credit cards. RFID blocking technology protects your cards.
A Small padlock secures luggage zippers or hostel lockers.
A Reusable shopping bag contributes to environmental efforts as Rhode Island has plastic bag regulations.
A compact set of Reusable utensils and a reusable straw helps reduce environmental impact for takeout.
Rolling clothes saves space and minimizes wrinkles, allowing more items in your luggage.
A travel neck pillow and earplugs contribute to rest during journeys.
Preparing thoughtfully leads to a more relaxing journey.
