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Things I’d Pack Before Leaving for a Trip
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items The little travel finds that earn their place in a suitcase, from keeping things organized to making long journeys a bit less frustrating.
Sections
3
Getting Out The Door
On the Plane & On the Road
Once You Arrive
Getting Out The Door
The things that help keep the small essentials together before the trip even begins.
Passport, boarding passes, cards and travel documents are much easier to deal with when they all have one place. No more digging through every pocket at the airport.
Travel Document Organizer
Weigh the suitcase at home and find out about the extra kilos before the airline counter does. It can save a surprisingly stressful repack.
Digital Luggage Scale
Carrying a drink through an airport while pulling a suitcase isn't exactly convenient. This gives the bottle or cup its own spot on the luggage handle.
Luggage Drink Holder
Comes in handy when you have an extra bag that needs to stay securely attached to your suitcase instead of being carried separately.
Portable Luggage Strap
Keep it tucked inside the main suitcase until you need extra carrying space. Once the shopping starts, you'll be glad you brought it.
Foldable Tote Bag
On the Plane & On the Road
A few things worth having within reach when the journey itself takes several hours.
Long journeys are much easier when you have somewhere to rest your head. The inflatable design also avoids giving up much suitcase space.
Inflatable Travel Pillow
Clothes have a habit of taking over a suitcase. Compression cubes squeeze things down and make it easier to keep different outfits separated.
Compression Packing Cubes
Watching something on your phone is much nicer when you don't have to hold it the entire time. This clips onto the seat in front and leaves your hands free.
Seatback Phone Holder
Air conditioning can make a perfectly comfortable journey feel freezing. This works as a scarf when you're outside and an extra layer when you're sitting still.
Travel Blanket Scarf
Having your own bottle means you can refill it instead of buying another drink every time you get thirsty. A built-in filter adds another layer of convenience when you're travelling.
Reusable Water Bottles With Filter
Once You Arrive
Small travel companions that make hotel rooms, sightseeing days, and unfamiliar spaces easier to deal with.
Different countries, different sockets, same phone that needs charging. One adapter can save you from discovering that problem after you've already arrived.
Universal Travel Adapter
Instead of spreading toiletries across a tiny hotel bathroom counter, hang the whole thing up and keep everything visible.
Hanging Toiletry Bag
Shoes don't exactly belong next to clean clothes. Separate bags keep the soles contained and make packing the suitcase a lot less messy.
Travel & Shoe Bags
Keep worn clothes separate from everything that's still clean. By the end of the trip, you'll appreciate not having to sort the whole suitcase.
Laundry Travel Bag
Leave the large suitcase at the hotel and take this out for the day. It folds down when you don't need it, so it doesn't become another bulky item to carry home.
Packable Daypack