What to Pack

• Your passport (remember to make a copy of the passport for you and your partner – keep these separate from original documents), e-ticket, hotel accommodation, travel insurance and your money in your hand luggage
• Pack your reading glasses, medicine (with a copy of your prescription) and a light jacket
• Don’t forget to wear comfortable clothes and shoes for the flight
• Clothing (check the weather forecast before packing)
• Camera, mobile charger, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, moisturiser, and lip salve
• Remember to leave the hotel contact details and your flight details with a friend / family
• Electric adaptor from a three-prong to a two-prong if needed.  In Vienna and Barcelona the sockets are two prong.

Shorts are acceptable for men and woman; however, it is not acceptable to wear a short when visiting a religious place. It is advisable to pack in lightweight fabrics and always remember to pack in a shawl for ladies or a light jacket if the weather changes in the evening or for flying.

Dress Code for Day – Casual / Informal

Feminine Attire - Dress, pant suit or sporty outfit

Masculine Attire - Sports shirt, shorts, trousers, or jeans

Dress Code for the Evening – Smart Casual

Feminine Attire

• Dressy outfit, cocktail dress.
• Formal dress or pants, and blouse.
• Smart shoes (no micro shorts).

Masculine Attire

• Smart shirt, trousers or jeans, closed shoes.
• Jackets and ties are not required.
• No shorts, sleeveless t-shirts.

Pack some warm clothes for the cooler days / evenings.

Smart casual: Important to remember that when dressing for a smart casual event, the emphasis is on “smart” and not on “casual.

Below are some guidelines for smart casual wear.

Feminine Attire

Masculine Attire