Any travel gift ideas?
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I love Budget Traveler magazine although it has changed through the years along with National Geographic Traveler. This is a gift that keeps on giving the entire year and is always nice to sit and read!
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My favorite small travel items:
- Flip & Tumble reusable shopping bag. It stuffs into a tiny ball and takes up almost no space. Great for outdoor markets or when you just need a spare bag on the fly
- Platypus or Vapur collapsible water bottle
- Hand cream for the plane (I like Aveda Hand Relief)
- Minimergency kit (check Sephora.com), which is unbelievably tiny yet has everything you would need in a pinch
- Grid-It organizer (great for keeping phone chargers, etc. handy)
- Portable water purifier if she travels often to areas with poor water quality
You could also put together a cute assortment of plane-friendly snacks for her. Or what about a pretty monogrammed luggage tag or passport cover?
- Flip & Tumble reusable shopping bag. It stuffs into a tiny ball and takes up almost no space. Great for outdoor markets or when you just need a spare bag on the fly
- Platypus or Vapur collapsible water bottle
- Hand cream for the plane (I like Aveda Hand Relief)
- Minimergency kit (check Sephora.com), which is unbelievably tiny yet has everything you would need in a pinch
- Grid-It organizer (great for keeping phone chargers, etc. handy)
- Portable water purifier if she travels often to areas with poor water quality
You could also put together a cute assortment of plane-friendly snacks for her. Or what about a pretty monogrammed luggage tag or passport cover?
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I love moleskin notebooks, the small ones that appx the size of a large envelope. The ones that I prefer are soft and have a nice pocket inside. She, of course, has to be old fashion and like pen and ink.
A friend gave me a starbucks card and since most airports have a starbucks it was very handy.
A friend gave me a starbucks card and since most airports have a starbucks it was very handy.
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Most people have all the travel gadgets they want or need. Every airport has a Starbucks and every traveler wants a cup of joe or something every now and again, even at Starbucks. Gotta admit their coffee can really wake you up.
I have been given other travel journals but they are soooo heavy. I once gave a friend an immersion heater but I knew she needed it and she loves it still. It lives in her suitcase, as does mine.
I have been given other travel journals but they are soooo heavy. I once gave a friend an immersion heater but I knew she needed it and she loves it still. It lives in her suitcase, as does mine.
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Things I've never used or traveled with: immersion heater, travel journal, shopping bags, collapsable water bottle, water purifier, passport cover or neck holder, money belt, first aid kit...
I do love Budget Travel magazine.
If you know where they are going next I think a small amount of foreign currency in a coin purse is a great gift.
I do love Budget Travel magazine.
If you know where they are going next I think a small amount of foreign currency in a coin purse is a great gift.