Royal families are basically avid travelers who often visit foreign countries on tours to explore and also before that they are inclined to learn certain etiquette
A black dress is something that has to be there while traveling with a suitcase
As a part of the rule, the members of the British Royal family must carry a black outfit in their luggage. This particular etiquette is followed as a sign of remaining prepared if someone dies during traveling abroad from their family. The rule is all about saving grace in order to ensure that the entire royal family is duly dressed when they return back from the trip.
Royals heirs must travel in singles
One of the facts is that royals are not engraved on tablets of stone, but on the other side they make sure to maintain their royalty and keep the line safe no matter what the odds or if heirs pass away in an accident. Queen Elizabeth II has taken the final call regarding this unofficial protocol followed by Kate Middleton and Prince William whenever they travel, missing out on the royal etiquette.
Carrying their own alcohol or drinks (They do this but no one gets to know about it)
This is one of the British royal family secrets, but officially it is a part of royal etiquette everyone follows. They travel with their own treasure-trove alcoholic drinks while traveling because they do not like to share or be spiked by anyone. To be very precise and honest about the fact of carrying drinks while traveling, the royals have their own power and police guards are involved, and eventually, they are the ones who secretly carry a bag of alcoholic drinks for the royal pair.
To follow a color-coded luggage system while traveling
To be precise, the Queen gets her luggage marked with a noticeable yellow tab and Kate Middleton gets the same thing done. While on the other side, the adult royal heirs Prince William and Prince Charles get their luggage marked with red tags. Talking about the younger ones in the family, Princess Anne and Prince George have their own luggage bags marked with green and blue tags respectively.
Carrying two pairs of the same outfit for back-up
If any high-profile meetings or events are there to meet while traveling, they always make sure to keep things handy. If something spills and stains the outfit it would be a complete no-no situation.
Looks like kind of strange rules, but in the eyes of royals, these are major etiquettes they follow and make sure to maintain throughout the journey.
