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It turns out the males are quicker – but females are more organised and plan what to take more thoroughly.
They spend 31 minutes filling their case for a weekend break, while men take just 23 minutes, a study has found.
When it comes to business trips, women need 34 minutes, compared to 28 for men. A single night away sees women packing for 25 minutes, and men for just 19 minutes. And a fortnight away takes women 51 minutes and men 41 minutes.
The study of 2,000 adults by Premier Inn found a third thought it was stressful working out if they had enough outfits.
The same number (33 percent) choose versatile clothes that can be dressed up or down.
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More than a third of women pack a few days in advance of a trip, while 41 percent of men leave it until the day before.
Organisation experts the Style Sisters recommend writing a list of what to take, checking ahead to see what hotels already have, such as hairdryers, and packing delicate items in your shoes.
Charlotte Lilly and Charlotte Reddington added: “You’ll never regret writing a list and packing in advance.”
Premier Inn said: “Workwear has become more casual – mainly due to the pandemic and working from home. Hopefully this makes it easier to choose items to suit both work and life.”
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