Hong Kong is a bustling city with an endless array of things to do and see. Whether you're traveling for business, you're stopping by for a few days as you travel through Asia, or you're vacationing for a full week, you don't want to have to worry about lugging around a bunch of bags.

It's annoying, but it's also easy for your things to get lost or stolen when you're dealing with so much stuff on your trip.

Do yourself a favor and travel with the least amount of luggage possible. Here's how to do it.

Store Your Luggage When You Get There

Sometimes, the amount of luggage you have just can't be helped. If you have a long vacation planned or you're traveling with large items, like musical instruments, you're going to have bulky luggage that you have to deal with.

You don't have to drag it around with you when you use a luggage storage service.

For example, Nannybag offers luggage storage in convenient places by collaborating with prestigious hotel groups, like Accor. All you have to do is find a location and drop off your bags. That way you aren't taking your luggage with you to a business meeting or dragging it around with you to lunch.

Use Space Saving Bags

It doesn't matter whether you're planning to travel with just a carryon or you're hoping to pack everything into a single checked bag. It's important to make the most of the space you have. 

And there's no better way to make the most of your space than to use space saving bags.

Space saver bags are a great travel solution because they allow you to suck all of the air out of the bag so you can pack more clothing into a smaller space. You can even travel with bulkier items, like puffer jackets and pillows. Parents will love space saver bags because they allow you to pack your child's favorite blanky and stuffy.

They come in a variety of sizes, depending on the stuff you want to pack. You can even find portable pumps and vacuums so you can repack your items for the trip home.

Bring Travel-Sized Toiletries

Miniaturizing as many items as possible is a great solution to saving space so you can travel with fewer bags. The best travel toiletries are only a few ounces big, so they take up hardly any space in your bags at all. You can even find solid versions of common toiletries, like lotion, shampoo, and toothpaste, which can save you from packing bulky bottles that could leak while you're traveling.

If you can't find your favorite products in a travel size, you can always buy travel-sized containers and fill them yourself.

A few things that you should consider buying in a smaller size or squirting into a smaller-sized bottle include:

• Body lotion

• Toothpaste

• Shampoo

• Conditioner

• Facewash

• Sunscreen

Minimize Your Self-Care Routine

Having a luxurious skincare routine can be a great way to pamper yourself. It may also have evolved out of necessity if you have sensitive or acne-prone skin.

Although that routine may serve you well when you're at home, it can be a huge burden when you go on vacation. You have to keep track of multiple bottles throughout the duration of your trip, and most importantly, all of those bottles take up a lot of room in your bag.

Do yourself a favor and adopt a minimalist skincare routine, at least while you're on vacation. You can adapt your current skincare routine, using only the most essential items, or you can try a new product.

If you decide to try a new product, make sure you try it out a few weeks before your trip. You don't want to get to Hong Kong and realize the facewash you bought makes you break out.

Wear Your Bulkiest Items

All clothing is not created equal when it comes to packing it in your suitcase. Some things take up little to no space in your luggage, while other things take up a lot of room.

You can save a lot of space by wearing your bulkiest items. For example, you might wear a pair of boots and pack your tennis shoes.

Always wear coats and jackets to the airport. You may also want to wear a pair of jeans and a sweater, as they can take up a lot of room in your luggage too.

Plan to Rewear Outfits

When you're deciding what to wear, only choose items that you know you can wear multiple times. That means packing versatile travel clothes, like black pants, solid-color shirts, and basic dresses that can be mixed and matched throughout your trip. That way you're only bringing a few pairs of pants instead of one pair of pants for every day of your vacation.

You also need to be realistic. It's easy to get excited about a trip and suddenly think you're finally going to wear that dress you bought. Only bring clothing that you know you'll wear, which means bringing that dress only if you have an occasion to wear it. Otherwise, you should leave it at home.

Pack Things That Do Double Duty

Everything you pack in your luggage has to be useful. It's even better if it can do double duty.

A few examples include:

• An oversized scarf can double as a shawl or throw blanket

• Face wipes can also be used as wet wipes to clean up small messes

• All-in-one soaps that can be used as body, face, and hair wash

• Lip stain that can double as eye shadow or blush

Not only is walking around Hong Kong with a bunch of luggage annoying, but it can also be dangerous. Especially if it's slowing you down when crossing busy streets or it catches the eye of a pickpocket. Do yourself a favor and reduce the amount of luggage you're traveling with so you can enjoy everything Hong Kong has to offer worry-free.