Transporting cannabis requires detailed research and caution, even if you are accustomed to regular consumption. First and foremost, under no circumstances bring weed into another nation, regardless of its legal status in your home country or destination. Laws enforced by federal authorities still maintain cannabis as prohibited. Airport security and border patrols can trigger criminal charges. Even when crossing state lines with legal weed, you’re still under federal jurisdiction, so never pack marijuana in your luggage.

If you're traveling by car within a state or region where cannabis is legal, place it in an airtight, tamper-evident container, in the trunk or out of reach of the driver. Refrain from smoking or eating weed when driving. Driving under the influence of cannabis is risky and unlawful, and Meest wietvriendelijke steden ter wereld fines and jail time may follow. Design a travel plan that excludes in-car consumption.

While lodging at hotels, Airbnbs, or vacation rentals, check the property’s policies. Most rentals, regardless of local laws restrict all cannabis activity. This is often due to insurance restrictions and property guidelines. Vaping inside can set off fire sensors, and could result in fines or eviction. Opt for odorless alternatives such as capsules or oils if you plan to consume in your lodging.

Research regulations regarding consumption in open spaces. In states that permit recreational use, smoking in streets, plazas, or recreational areas can lead to citations. Verify with tourism offices or locals if you're unsure. Public use can result in citations or other legal trouble.

Keep your cannabis products in their original packaging with labels intact. This helps identify the product, its potency, and legal compliance, and can serve as legal defense. Never exceed legal possession limits unless you have official authorization or are licensed as a dispensary operator.

Finally, be respectful of local culture and attitudes. Cultural discomfort with weed remains common. Keeping a low profile prevents trouble. Put legal compliance and respect above convenience. Research the rules of your destination before you go. When the rules are unclear, opt out.