Ten Gifts For The Globetrotter
Getting to visit new places is exciting, but getting there can be stressful! To make traveling more manageable, give a gift this season that lessens the anxiety of the journey. Everyone can appreciate a present that's meant to make that process less complicated and more comfortable. Think about things that are easy to pack, simple to use, and able to endure the wear and tear of any expedition—bonus points if it's cute!
1/11If you have a friend that's a frequent flier or family member that just loves to hit the road, these travel-friendly presents will make their holiday merry and bright.
Photo: courtesy of 3floz.com2/11This kit includes a cleanser, moisturizer, body wash, shampoo, conditioner, and body lotion, but the best part is that each bottle is 3 fl oz. or less, so you can travel with them in a carry-on if you like. Browse 3floz.com for other travel-friendly products that all get the stamp of approval from the TSA.
Malin+Goetz Essential Kit, $30. 3floz.com.
Photo: courtesy of Wallpaper3/11This collection of guide books is well edited to contain just the information you’d really want to know about the city you’re visiting. Find out what to see, where to stay, places to eat, and more!
Wallpaper City Guide, $10. Phaidon.com.
Photo: courtesy of Sonia Kashuk4/11This case has multiple compartments to store everything from toiletries to jewelry. It’s lined with nylon, so if you have an accidental lotion explosion or makeup spill, just wipe the bag clean with a damp cloth.
Sonia Kashuk Plaid Triple Train Case, $20. Target.com.
Photo: courtesy of Mophie5/11Never let your friends and family run out of battery power on the go. The Mophie charges your phone on the run, so you don’t have to pause an adventure to plug in.
Mophie Juice Pack Plus, $100. Mophie.com.
Photo: courtesy of Smythson6/11A stylish leather passport holder will upgrade any travel experience to first class. The cover also has pockets for boarding passes or an ID.
Smythson Passport Cover, $175. Smythson.com.
Photo: courtesy of Zazzle7/11Forget boring luggage tags! These are seriously cute and will help you quickly identify your bag.
Zazzle Owl Bag Tag, $11. Zazzle.com.
Photo: courtesy of Best Buy8/11This miniature tool is actually five styling essentials in one. Depending on which attachment you use, it can be a straightener, crimper, curler, waver, or hair brush.
ConAir Special Series Styling Tool, $15. Bestbuy.com.
Photo: courtesy of MochiThings9/11A comfy travel pillow will make your plane, train, or car ride more tolerable, and you might even surprise yourself and fall asleep!
MochiThings Penguin Neck Pillow, $23. Mochithings.com.
Photo: courtesy of Last Call10/11Shoes can take up a lot of space in your suitcase, but CitySlips literally fold up into a tiny package that you can pop just about anywhere. Though they roll up, their rubber soles make certain that they’re still sturdy enough to walk around in.
CitySlips Foldable Ballerina Flats, $12. Lastcall.com.
Photo: courtesy of Macy's11/11These bags fit a huge amount and are incredibly durable, so they’ll last for years to come.
Teen Vogue Delia Delu Tote, $32. Macys.com.
