International travelers should study up on the rules about taking meat, cheese or fresh produce with you, as those are often banned, putting you at risk of getting busted by a beagle. Before you get going, peruse our carry-on packing tips.
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Rather than impede the screening process -- especially during peak times and holidays -- have these items clearly visible to TSA staff or placed in gift bags so they can be easily taken out and inspected. Ghostwriter and film consultant Christina Hamlett has written professionally since Her credits include many books, plays, optioned features, articles and interviews.
She also travels extensively and is a gourmet chef. Travel Tips. Christina Hamlett, Leaf Group. Prohibited Items Whether the presents are going into your checked luggage or a carry-on, ignorance of TSA regulations regarding prohibited items is no excuse. Liquids TSA's rule limits the amount of liquids, gels and lotions you can bring on board a plane.
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