How I Travel Stress-Free as a Plus Size Woman - MY SECRETS REVEALED!

Are you tired of feeling uncomfortable and stressed while traveling because of your size? Well, worry no more! In this video, we'll be sharing some game-changing tips and tricks to make your next adventure a breeze. From finding the best seat on a plane to picking the right accommodations, we've got you covered. Our expert advice is tailored specifically for plus-size travelers, so you can finally relax and enjoy your journey to the fullest. Don't let your size hold you back from experiencing the world - start planning your dream trip today!
Plus Size Travel Guide Chapters:
01:53 Booking a Flight
03:45 Planning Activities
05:45 Transportation
06:12 Languages
06:54 How To Pack
09:21 Stress Free Flying
12:58 As You Travel

[@urbangerl17]

Thank you so much for this video! As a plus size lady and one that travels often, I am the kind of person that doesn’t like to fuss too much while on flight and travelling as I don’t like to have much attention drawn to me. With your insight, I am more confident and know what to do on my next travels!! Love from Singapore! ❤❤

[@ephemeralfox]

I'm no longer plus sized but you're still an inspiration for me in how I treat myself and how I empathize and help others. I'm so glad to be a part of this community!

[@glitterandlazersadventures]

Well thank you!

[@alishaelswick1985]

Hello I am plus size and I am try to loss weight do you have any tips

[@BaeCho417]

@@alishaelswick1985 ​ Cut excessive calories down and stick to a certain number of calories that you know will be sustainable and nourishing to your body, (1500-2000 calories recommended, but it’s really depending on your body weight and height) , count your calories to make sure you’re really eating that set amount of calories, only eat fresh healthy food for the first 30 days of a new exercise and diet routine (and when you do start adding in unhealthy food after the 30 days only eat it in small increments for moderation) download a step tracking app and walk at least 6500 steps a day, take daily vitamins, get 7-8 hours of sleep, drink 6-8 cups of water per day, exercise 1-2x a day 5 days a week with 2 rest days every 3 days, and try to stay consistent with exercising. I suggest making your own exercise schedule and regimen instead of watching videos online, you can do this by researching certain exercises that will benefit your body the most then put all of them together on a list. you can exercise from home or at the gym but I’ve lost my excess weight from doing all of these things at home. With this routine you are really guaranteed to lose weight!

[@lisar.271]

@@alishaelswick1985 Diet and exercise. Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts. It’s truly a lifestyle change (speaking from experience). Personally, I found the most success with the keto diet, no alcohol, lots of water and walking.

[@duchessliz2415]

@@alishaelswick1985 Don't drink your calories. Biggest tip I can give you. People don't realize how many calories they drink. Other than that low carb, low sugar, high protein.

[@kyleestrawn921]

I love the information you put out there. Being plus size is not easy. The topic on which you discussed was approachable and was full of great information. Plus you don’t make plus size people feel bad for their weight. Please continue to be an uplifting and positive light in our community.

[@tami2870]

This was the BEST 🎉 I am traveling to Hawaii, and have anxiety about being on the beach in a swimsuit. I just want you to know that you give me so much confidence!! Not just with this video, but all your videos. You will never know how much you change peoples worlds Anna. I went to Seattle, and I had to ask for a seatbelt extender, and wouldn’t you know the guy was totally hot. He didn’t even bat an eye , kept his sexy big smile and handed it to me. I may or may not have winked 😂 this was amazing to watch. Wonderful tips. And you’re right ! we paid for this vacation. Change your attitude and enjoy.❤

[@kwilterkris]

I had this anxiety about swimsuits as well. I have given birth to 5 children and 4 are grown and the youngest is 9 and I don't want to hold back the 9 year old. I also have super fair skin (and have had skin cancers removed) So I wear swim capris under my suit and no one says or stares or anything. I don't have chaffing and I go to all the beaches. Plus, for the most part, as my adult children tell me, everyone is mostly worried about themselves, its only the extreme jerks that arent and they are well...extreme jerks (= Go to ALL the beaches!!!

[@marthaajackson]

You don’t have to worry about being plus size and wearing a swimsuit in Hawai’i. They are such a beach community. Everyone wears swimsuits everywhere. All sizes. No one bats an eyelash.

[@Michelle-qd9gm]

I went to Egypt twice and I’ve got a stoma there I am with my bag hanging from the belly out of my bikini bottoms and I’ve also has a mastectomy and in a wheelchair from my disability size 20 if I can do it you can the beach is nothing if anybody stares at you they are thinking wow she’s brave ❤

[@sabrinalavdisarnold825]

Wise words and good advice for people who aren't necessarily plus sized too. (Some people traveling with children have fears too. As long as I was trying to keep my kids happy, people don't stare at you so bad.) One caveat to the weight limit for activities is horseback riding--those limits are for the animal's safety.

[@missbetty7231]

She would kill a horse. For sure

[@maximilian9295]

I'm a 16, and am uncomfortable on planes and buses, trains, I squish my shoulders in, or lean forward to not make others uncomfortable. Sometimes I see their face of disappointment when they see they have to sit next to me. I can only imagine what people bigger than me go through and I'm so sorry for it. Thanks for having these conversations.

[@LRB9498]

So excited for this channel! For years I let being plus-sized hold me back from traveling because I was so uncomfortable in my body. I've lost a lot of weight but am still considered plus-size but I am experiencing life to the fullest and traveling as much as I can. Looking forward to seeing all of your fabulous adventures!

[@anpe4970]

A good hack for fligts I have used the last two years is to wear a bumbag/fannypack that holds my phone, ereader, headhones, chewinggum, chapstick and things I know I will need to be able to access multiple times during the flight. If it is fastened around your waist they almost always allow you to wear it even in the emergency seat ail, so you can have more legroom and still have your thibngs on hand. As someone who holds a lot of buil around my waist, it can be a striggle for me to bend down and reach my bag under the seat infront, so this has made it a lot mot convinient for me.

[@glitterandlazersadventures]

This is a great tip as well! Thanks for sharing

[@CindyRoadman]

Oh Anna what a grand way to start your first video!!! My favorite thing you said, “you will have the vacation you think you deserve!!!” Oh so true and made me think how often I need to say that to myself! There is just no one harder, more condemning or or fearful of the what if’s than me! Thank you sweet girl!! Loved the video and happy to see you feeling better!❤️😘

[@glitterandlazersadventures]

I’m so glad you liked it!

[@msbehavin0]

The dreaded white plastic chair! I know that chair, only too well.

[@mycreativeescape]

​@@msbehavin0 or the tiny wire patio chairs with arms. Ughghh!

[@grandy2875]

​@@mycreativeescapeor those pretty metal framed wicker jobbies, they look lovely but are a nightmare to get in and out of...😉

[@mycreativeescape]

@@grandy2875 yeup! Horrible!

[@margueritemcghee]

Great video Anna!!!! My husband and I are both tall plus sized people. We purchase one extra seat in the 3-seat row. That way we both have a seat and a half. Being not only plus sized we are both tall (me 5’10” and hubby is 6’2”) and stick out wherever we go. Can you discuss the person in front of your seat reclining their seat. Also the weight limit on suitcase - I believe is 50 lbs. Plus sized clothes are larger therefore there is more weight for each single item. This causes us to have to bring less clothing. Another item is a CPAP machine. It is a medical device and does not count as a carry on. So a person can have a regular carry on as well as a bag with the CPAP machine. I have a funny tip for when the flight attendant asks “Cookies or pretzels?”…. Say “yes please”. My husband does that and he always gets both. 😂

[@glitterandlazersadventures]

Jon and typically do that when we travel to film. It’s actually great because we also some travel with odd shaped equipment which we then have extra space for.

[@darlarainford3825]

OMG, plus size or not EVERYONE can benefit from this travel blog and from your upbeat, straightforward approach to planning ahead and advocating for yourself! Thank you so much and looking forward to watching the rest of your content.

[@elliefleming3534]

Tip for asking for a seatbelt extender: ask when you first get on the plane. I know I'm going to need one, no matter what. Often they have one they can easily hand you right then. Also, if you can, hand it back to an attendant at the end of the flight. It is always appreciated, as they tend to go missing if left on the seat.

[@rickgonzalez1218]

Deb here. Thank you for mentioning about returning the seat belt extender. Did not think to do that. Will in the future.

[@aalverson]

I suggest buying a seatbelt extender.

[@Fonsworld]

@@aalverson Some airlines dont allow you to use an extender thats not from their plane. Yes good to have yours just in case but keep that in mind you may not be allowed to use it.

[@koffeekat8106]

i absolutely love this video. Thank you so much for your empathy and your knowledge!! as a 350+ wide woman, I've had to get used to advocating for myself on flights - extra seats, seatbelt extender. The only thing I would add to what you have is when i get the extra seat, i make sure to let the flight attendant know when i get on the plane so that THEY are aware, in case anyone complains to them. It just helps.

[@christinakilada259]

I cannot overstate how helpful this video is as someone contemplating international travel for the first time as a plus sized woman!!

[@auntielhandmade2099]

Thank you for talking about bathrooms. Many years ago before I was plus sized, I flew home to California from London at 7 months pregnant. The baby shifted and I was stuck in the tiny rest room for long enough that the flight attendant knocked on to door to make sure that I was okay. Mortifying to 19 year old me, hilarious to 65 year old obese me. Thank you for sharing your advise.

[@rebekahf7721]

What is that fun wagon you have in the background?!?!

[@christiedaprix5400]

I love to travel, and really appreciate your tips! As a plus size woman, travel does involve a LOT of planning, and it's good to know that other people deal with this as well.

[@nrivera4380]

I was horribly humiliated by Alaska Airlines on a work trip several years ago. At check-in, I asked the check-in agent for a window seat, then joked that if there was an empty seat between seats, that would be great so I could spread out my work stuff (laptop, etc.). She took it upon herself to file a red flag internally, but didn't let me know she had done so. However, at the gate, the gate agent called me and let me know that a was flagged for my size! It was immediately humiliating! They wanted to measure me in the seat and see how I fit. (Just writing this brings back those feelings of humiliation and sadness.) All I could do was cry. I called my boss and told him what was happening, but what could he do but be disgusted and telling me he was going to contact legal. I bordered early to be "measured" and was approved to fly without any further questions or being penalized. The gate agent was disgusted at her colleague for reporting me and the flight attendants were as well. I cried all the way home on that flight. Unfortunately, I had to fly Alaska Airlines several more times after that, but not to that city. Let me just say that my job for 24 years required a lot of air travel and I was then a seasoned traveler. Definitely agree about asking for help whenever you travel, bc people don't generally think of the things you might need. Generally, flight attendants are very glad to help you with the seat belt extender and anything else you might need. Make sure you always are in a great mood when traveling - I make it my #1 point to always be extra nice to airport and airline staff at all times - and I usually get special treatment back.

[@solinaselgamal4133]

Sorry, you had to go through this. Some people are terrible.

[@cw4954]

I truly appreciate this! As a fat woman who wants to travel more I NEED this! Can you go over what you pack specifically? I’m an over packer. For example what is your essential makeup or types of outfits? And what is your favorite luggage? Plus size clothes take up more room and I’m not sure which luggage I should get. Thank you Anna! ❤

[@metoo3342]

Maybe you should lose weight

[@Tia-vj9ox]

Excellent tips on preparedness and attitude. I am plus sized and have traveled quite a bit. I have Never had a local be rude to me. If you walk in with a smile, that usually takes care of it!

[@susanableton8647]

Just found your site. Excellent, excellent video. Thank you so much. As a senior and plus size, I am so afraid to travel now because of my worries about flying first and then other issues that come up with plus size people.

[@thewalkeys]

Girl you’re awesome! Love how informative and honest you are and your positive attitude and joy is infectious! ❤️

[@catlink8998]

I love your enthusiasm and no nonsense approach! I am not plus sized and still found much that was helpful and inspiring. As an aside, having waited tables in the past my observation is that host/esses tend to be young and not experienced in how to handle many situations. So they often won't address seating with a plus sized person- perhaps fear of embarrassing the customer or lack of social skills. As you suggest, being proactive and asking for what you need will make the seating process easy and let you have the comfort you deserve. Ultimately the business wants you to be happy and have a great experience.

[@Elle0704]

You are amazing, so much great advice- and not just about travel, but life: “Planning is key, Be prepared, Be nice and ask, If you really want to do it, you can find a way, there’s always going to be an idiot who says something to you and you can make the choice not to listen, know your boundaries, advocate for yourself. “ and so much more!

[@annam.3300]

I think the most important thing you said is “BE NICE” if you are asking people to make all these exceptions for you in an entitled way, you will feel them judging you and this trip won’t be pleasant, however if you are polite - people will try their best to help you out

[@jenylogan1]

I applaud this lady for her positive attitude to plus size travel, and her refreshing attitude to dealing with problems , and planning ahead,rather than simply complaining, bravo !

[@Meadow414]

I am so glad you are here to talk about this with everyone 😀 ❤️

[@jdavis9990]

Great information! I think what stops me from traveling as a plus size woman is fear of the unknown. I will save your tips and tricks for hopefully a new adventure in the future! Love both of your channels and thank you for doing all you do!!

[@JennyAlaska]

From what I know with most airlines, the second seat larger folks book is not a guarantee either. If the flight is full and there is a waiting list or a staff member needs a jump seat, they can take your booked second seat and place someone in it whether you fit in the 1 seat or not. If you can’t, they can remove you if they need a staff member to fly or someone is in need of a seat that day and will book you on a later flight once you get off. It’s in most airlines small writing when booking and you agree to those terms. There are more friendly plus airlines that would rather seat you, but they still have this in the writing when you book just in case. So if you book a second seat and truely will always need it, do not expect it’s a guarantee flight that time of day or even day.

[@BryonnaNobles]

Thank you. I'm plus size and traveling to another country by myself. Its my first ever flight and I've been so nervous and this video really helped.

[@lorenajones3729]

This video was awesome!! I'm not a plus size person however this video helped me understand what others go through. Thank you for helping educate the world.

[@patriciagreene5842]

I will also add that I bought my own seatbelt extender. I found a stigma when I had to ask for one so for 15.00 I just plug it in myself and immediately feel mental relief and not stuffed like a sausage !

[@kellymclellan9135]

How do you get through security with it? Any issues? I also read that most airlines won’t let you have them as they aren’t safety rated with each airline?

[@teacheschem]

@@kellymclellan9135 - I have a seatbelt extender and fly out of JFK. I have no problem with putting the extender in my under seat backpack

[@EtherBunny-z7k]

I have my own as well, have never had an issue getting it through security. It works on every airline except southwest, they have a special buckle.

[@cauret8640]

Love this. The point about pacing yourself and not overdoing things while on holiday is something I don't think people talk about enough. Being exhausted isn't fun. Also: I am plus sized and I have never had anyone make a nasty remark about my size when traveling. I would also like to mention that South Africa is very welcoming to plus sized people in general and that has also been my experience for most of the Southern African region (the places that I have been at least).

[@pattyinsoflo5431]

You make some great points in this vid. Ive travelled the world and never had an issue with my weight. I do buy 2 econnomy seats whenever I travel simply because Im relaxed and more comfortable with that exta seat. I can squeeze into a regular economy class seat but I just decided why they hell shouldnt I be comfortable?! And you are right, if you think someone is looking at you and thinking how fat you are, thats all your going to see. Ive accepted my weight a long time ago and never noticed anyone "giving me the eye " or saying something to me. They used to when I was self concious and shy but now that Im not its amazing that no one says a bad word to me. I think they can sense my confidence. Keep making these videos, you're doing a great job!!!

[@lauraellerman9443]

I appreciate these plus-size travel videos so much = God’s work Anna ❤🙏🏻

[@nadynemotherofcatz]

As I get on the plane, I ask the first flight attendant for the seatbelt extender, they are usually right there in the front, so it's super quick and somewhat discreet.

[@kirschdiebin]

I also never had a bad experience when traveling. Everyone always was so nice and friendly. One day I realized all the fears are only in my head. So grateful for this channel! I wish everyone can visit all the beautiful places in the world they want to see! You’re an inspiration!! If you’ll come to Germany one day, I’m ready to meet 🤩😀

[@virginiamesko6369]

I am glad to hear you have had no bad treatment when traveling. I am a pleasant lady that people gravitate to under normal circumstances. However, I have had some really hurtful things said and done to me on flights. I decided I would buy two seats to avoid that and ironically, numerous people asked to sit in my second seat. I felt bad saying it was reserved, but reminded myself that I paid for that seat so it was okay to be there for my comfort. People, especially men, can be brutal.

[@kirschdiebin]

@@virginiamesko6369 I am so sorry for you! But please let those stupid people not ruin the great experiences you will get from traveling and exploring the world.

[@elleemme1561]

Girl! You need to arrange a trip your fans can join you on. I would love to see you in action. You seem like a blast!

[@debunkdagain]

So many great tips!!! Can you please please talk about how you navigate autoimmunities, food accommodations and allergies on all your amazing trips?? Since being diagnosed and having to cut so much out of my diet, I'm afraid to travel (esp. to foreign countries) where I might wind up fatigued or sick and unable to find the food I need (like gluten free or dairy free). How do you do it??

[@glitterandlazersadventures]

Great suggestion! Candidly it’s still something I’m working on mastering. When I get there I will share all the details!

[@daa4309]

This video was so helpful. Flying as a plus size person, I decided to buy my own seat belt extender so that I don't have to ask for one. Unfortunately, I lost it. The next time I flew, my sister gave me an extender and I board the plane with it. Sadly, this extender did not fit and I had to ask for one right before the plane took off. This was a great video and I am looking forward to seeing more about travel.

[@debbiekoenig7376]

I love your haul videos, but this is my favorite video hands down! I don't really travel but if i do, now i feel prepared!😂

[@lizbecker1677]

Compression socks! I'm not plus-sized, but I recently had a problem with swelling after a 3.5 hr. flight. My bf is big and has difficulty fitting into economy seats. I was sitting by the window, and I was trying to give him as much room as possible. I couldn't really move my lower legs too much, and after getting to our destination, I realized that my ankles had swelled up like balloons. Normally, when my ankles swell after flying, a long walk or two and swimming in the ocean take care of the problem. On this trip, we were visiting friends and didn't have the opportunity to walk or go swimming so for the entire four days we were there, my ankles bothered me. I didn't think of compression socks til I got home but I'm definitely buying a pair or two for my next trip.

[@molecularbandit]

I'm not plus size but I just love you and want to support this channel ❤️

[@vampgaia]

Excellent tips. I have found that I get back what I give out into the universe. My Grandmother always told us that you catch more flies with honey than vinegar. Lead with kindness and you'll be fine.

[@CurvesOnTheRoad]

As a plus size traveller myself I would just maybe add not to underestimate medication you might need in particular countries - some (stomach medicine) are better to buy on site as well as the mosquito repellents but it's good to have a first aid kit with you just in case.

[@DivaGlam84]

This video was so needed. I decided this year was the year I step out of my comfort zone and travel with my twins. I also just happen to be plus-sized so your expert knowledge is truly appreciated. The only additional question I have is where did you get those amazing pants??! 😍😄

[@pamelabraden8760]

Excellent video. Great advice. I traveled alone two different times to Brazil and was treated extremely well. No one cared what I looked like. Great, happy experiences and I love the Brazilian people. I really appreciate your great secrets/advice. Thank you!!

[@Diosabellissima]

These are such fantastic tips, Anna! I am also a plus sized world traveler and these are the exact tips I share when folks ask me-- *especially* when it comes to just advocating for yourself.

[@intodust420]

Just saw this video this evening. I'm actually commenting on the laptop while watching on the tv. THANK YOU. Seriously.

[@deborahkavanaugh13]

I'm concerned about getting to my flight...like walking through the airport. Is there a shuttle from the curb to the gate available. Because my husband says oh you can walk but I know my limits and with all my other concerns and anxiety I don't want to be sweaty, tired and worn out before I even get on the flight. Please let me know if you can and thank you always for your sunny videos xoxo

[@elizabethhouse2910]

Great video! So positive, empowering, and such smart tips! I especially loved the anecdote about the restaurant with the dreaded white plastic chair. Your choice to start by saying you were so excited to eat there was perfect and I'm sure made a huge difference in how your request was received. Brilliant and beautiful!

[@Katsgcd]

Please do plus size cruise clothing haul. There are so many on here but none for real plus size women. Especially the best types ofCrudupù materials and how many outfits fit 7 to 10 days. If not a cruise Cheshire one for carribean or humid areas. I love your channel ❤️

[@melissahodges787]

Congratulations on your new chapter Anna!! I’m rooting for you ❤ also thank you so much for all the real advice. LOVE LOVE LOVE your channels!!!!

[@tammydennison1025]

Thank you so much for this video! It answered many questions, especially traveling on a plane. One thing I've discovered in travels--I love to see local or professional theatre productions if there is something on stage. A problem I have come across is the seats, many times, do not accommodate the width of my thighs. And this is true for sporting event seats (I'm a big baseball fan and if there's a home game going on in a city I'm visiting, I like to see it!) So it's embarrassing for me when I get there to ask to either exchange my seat for a handicap seat (baseball stadium that I did not had available seating when I purchased my tickets), or a chair with no handles (in New York, I was in a small theatre seeing "Kinky Boots" and the attendant looked at me like I was speaking a foreign language). So it's truly nice to know that by asking in advance for any accommodations I may need, whether the stadium or theatre has something available or not, will save a lot of stress when I actually get to the venue. And I've discovered it's easier to call the venue to purchase tickets instead of trying to purchase tickets via a floor chart online--those charts do not tell you where you will be comfortable. Thanks again and I look forward to move videos!!!

[@amandajones8101]

Totally agree, calling the box office for me is always step 1!

[@emma8547]

Everyone who works in an airport or tourism should have to watch this video!! Thanks

[@sherihasan2174]

You are amazing!! What a great resource!

[@sandrathwaitesbuckingham6839]

Thank you, from a UK plus size woman.. With a holiday to Malta in 3 weeks. I needed to hear this.

[@andread556]

Hi I wanted to ask a question about the Chafe stick.. How is that supposed to work exactly without getting grease all over your clothes and staining everything? I have really bad chafing if I don't have anything between my legs and sometimes occasionally if I do. I bought some chafe stick as was recommended and it's just this stick which applies a layer of oil or grease on my thighs which unless it stays greasy is not gonna help with the sliding part and it's also gonna get all over your clothes. What am I my missing?

[@palomahealing5073]

Your personality is Addicting! I'm super proud of you..never stop and push forward always❤❤❤❤❤

[@charlenemorton8779]

Hello - can you link those compression socks?

[@glenda9331]

Did I miss the link to the compression socks?

[@nenesmith8205]

Thank you so much. I needed to see this video. ❤❤

[@janetgraf905]

You are wonderful. Thankyou for the encouragement and travel hints.

[@daniak7468]

I didn’t realize you had this second channel until today!

[@sunnyshines3653]

Great video! In the future I’d love to see more on packing. My clothes are large and therefore not so much fits in a suitcase. I definitely can’t travel with just a carry on. Other than packing multiple suitcases are there tips and tricks?

[@glitterandlazersadventures]

There are so many tricks- I can definitely do a video on packing!

[@kristinamcguire6004]

This is going to be a weird question but hopefully you’ll answer it for me. I am a plus size gal and I’m finding it hard to find underwear that fit comfortably that are not white granny panties. You mentioned in your video that you always bring spare underwear because you can never replace the ones if they are lost in your luggage. Do you mind telling me where you get your underwear from?

[@kal-i568]

This is an amazing video. Thank you for the awesome advice 🙏 I'm curious if you have any experience travelling in Canada and if you have a "preferred" airline for accommodating plus sized folks?

[@livewire717]

Thank you, Anna! What a fantastic video to kick off the channel. I try to arrive early when traveling whether for a flight, tour, meal, etc. If you aren't comfortable asking for accommodation in front of others, this affords the opportunity to do so during a lull. It also offers the opportunity to get to your seat on a bus, ferry, or at a show with fewer people to navigate through. Would love to see a video on traveling with just a carry-on, which would likely be for domestic/regional travel. Larger bodies = larger clothing so any takes on how to maximize would be fantastic! So excited for this channel, Anna.

[@patriciaplavko]

Love this video! Super helpful. Would love to see a packing video so we can see some of the products you mentioned in this video!

[@livewire717]

Yes! And packing just a carry-on can be challenging.

[@AmmaLove24]

Oil also work in place of chafe sticks. I only use oil!

[@essentiallyleigha]

What a WONDERFUL channel to start!!! I'm liking and subscribing! LOVE this video and can't wait to see what else you share.

[@hazelblackley1623]

fantastic attitude.. you think negative you see negative..you think positive you enjoy yourself better. as for the rude comments the rest of the people on holiday with us alienated this person.

[@cristinasujoy]

You are a force of nature. So smart and with a great personality. Fantastic video.

[@susanr1907]

I'm just a couple minutes into the video and can't help but notice there appears to be a haul in our future 😉

[@glitterandlazersadventures]

I’m not allowed to open the packages until I finish my work lol

[@susanr1907]

@@glitterandlazersadventures 🤭

[@norahofmans4280]

Your confidence is infectious! And your outfits are so cute. Where do you get your clothes. Can you do some videos on travel outfits? Loved the videos. Showered your channel. Appreciate your tips and plan to implement several. Thank you ❤️

[@tiffanycarr6972]

Great video! can't wait for more. Maybe you could let us know what clothes your prefer to travel in and what you would wear on different trips?? I'm off to Disney World in Orlando (I live in England) so I'm wondering about what types of clothes and materials to pack. I'm a sweater and that can be embarrasing you see.

[@PeachysPlace]

Glad I found your channel. I am plus size as well, and a lot of your tips are things I have learned over time but it is good to hear. Love your personality.

[@koffeekat8106]

Oh my god. "don't get caught up in what you 'think' others are saying about you" YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. I am sooooooooooooooooooooooo self conscious, i ALWAYS think others are talking about, angry with me, making fun of me whatever, because i am in my head so much. But jeez. most people don't care.

[@DianeSchmidt-jn2xm]

Love your words!! Thank you.😊

[@beckymasik5218]

Can you please link your fav chafe sticks? Thanks!

[@Plez_Chill]

I travel out the country 3 times a year and all over the US, there are universal seat belt extenders the belts may look different but they click in the same.

[@ellimacdz]

❤ always love your videos and all your positivity! Wishing you the best on your new channel! 🎉 I hope our paths cross in our future travels!!

[@pinkrose1390]

Thank you!!! Would love more info on airlines, as audio is so much easier for me

[@vickiesmith3021]

I just can't believe how honest and incredible you are, thank you so much from the bottom of my heart ❤️.

[@snuffy6061]

thank you for your information. the bathroom one is tricky as I have never in all my travels seen a disabled toilet on a plane. So is there a tip for squeezing into the others?

[@donnam1257]

I bet one main reason you don´t have issues with other people is because you have a great friendly personality.

[@heatherdenise1975]

Anna you are such an amazing woman! You make me feel so much better when I watch your videos. I wish you had one everyday. ☺️ You are an inspiration to me! Love you!😘

[@lindseyd8161]

These are great tips for ALL travelers!

[@deborahluker766]

What a great video Anna! All this information is great and very helpful. If I was able to travel again I would use your info. ❤️

[@kathryncurtis9320]

Those sharp points have gotten my uber skinny husband and our daughter who's only 11 several times! It's not just us plus sized people who have to watch out. I've kept a baby blanket all these years to add as padding on the seat especially for my daughter. She's old enough to understand and sit right but if she falls asleep she can shift or the pressure over time can cause discomfort or ruined pants.

[@triligyblood]

What’s wild is that I completely forgot you had a new channel and was like “oh this is different content for her. How cool!” And then I saw the intro lol

[@caylaarmitage7846]

Thank you for sharing! I am planning my honeymoon and will definitely use this info!

[@dmbeer-gl6uy]

Love your attitude about life! Excellent advice, travel wise as well as living.

[@nataliehawker4032]

Such great advice! Thank you for taking the time to do this video. I absolutely love your outlook on travel and life in general 😉. Can’t wait for more adventures 😊

[@pamelalambe1356]

Thank You.

[@WhittyHutton]

I’m so glad I found your channel. I’ve had so many travel fears for so long that I just stick to only going certain places and only riding Amtrak. I’m going to step out of my comfort zone and use the wonderful tips that you shared in your video. Thank you so much! ❤🙏🏽

[@jodischwartz1280]

What a great video! Invaluable info for all! I learned a few things that I’ll use next time I travel. Looking forward to more vids!😊

[@palomahealing5073]

I'm an expert in getting a Flight as good, and as Cheap as I want to..the only thing that not as easy is? Taking my very spoiled and dramatic dog inside a cabin. Maybe a Redeye would work, so she's knocked out-sleepy? Lol

[@dreamingmusicgal]

Yeah... Let the adventures begin on GlitterandLaxersAdventures. Such a great video on how to travel as a big, bold and beautiful women/guy. Much Love!

[@Homefathermotherchildren]

Wow you are so beautiful 😊I love your wonderful attitude about life and your kindness is making it easy to watch the entire video 😊 💕🌼🌺🌸