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73 Best Travel Gifts for Book Lovers, Beauty Gurus, & Everyone Else on Your List

From cashmere travel sets to washable silk pajamas and portable sound machines.

December 5, 2023

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When it comes to choosing the best travel gifts, there are many routes to take: You can get your go-to vacation companion something practical that they'll reach for every time they take out their carry-on. Or, you can gift something to encourage them to start planning their next trip (and hopefully invite you along). There are also gifts that bring travel to them, making the space between adventures feel a bit more like a vacation, and experience gifts to make their next trip even more exciting. No matter the occasion, or the traveler, we've rounded up nearly 60 travel gifts from brands we love, so you can find something for each person on your list.

For even more specific gift guides, be sure to check out all our recommended gifts for travelers, which we've gathered for you here. And keep an eye on the calendar—the sooner the better if you're shipping presents straight to a giftee, or mailing to yourself to wrap. Standard free shipping deadlines end as early as December 13 for delivery by Christmas, so aim to order by that date if you're hoping to avoid shipping costs.

This gallery has been updated with new information since its original publish date.

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Lunya washable silk pajama set
Washable silk pajamas? Say no more. For the traveler who could use a little luxury in their life, Lunya's matching set—which we've raved about time and time again—will get plenty of use at home and on vacation.
$188 at Lunya
~~$188~~ $178 at Nordstrom
Dreamegg White Noise Machine
This sound machine fits into the palm of a hand and weighs less than five ounces. It's perfect for travelers with small children or who find it hard to fall sleep in new environments. It has a rechargeable USB battery, features 21 different sounds, and has an easy-to-use timer setting.
$27 at Amazon

Ashya Passport Bolo
For those who like to travel light, the Passport Bolo from Ashya is an adjustable, hand stitched leather passport necklace made with 14K gold-plated hardware. It can be worn as across the chest like a slingbag or around the neck like a lanyard. Use it to hold important cards while traveling or as an everyday wallet.
$285 at Nordstrom
~~$225~~ $112 at Shopbop
Ember Travel Mug 2
The charge on this mug can last up to three hours, but lasts all day when combined with the charging coaster. When left unattended, it automatically goes into sleep mode, but can keep the cup warm for up to two hours with the help of its thermal hardware.
$196 at Amazon
$200 at Ember

Sleepy Ride Airplane Footrest
We could wax poetic about what our office has dubbed “the foot hammock,” but it all comes down to this: for those roughly 5'7" and under, it'll transform your in-flight economy experience. Sling it around your tray table and enjoy stretching out your legs (or curling up to sleep) throughout your next flight.
$22 at Amazon
Ralph Lauren Cable Cashmere travel set
This Ralph Lauren travel set is a travel accessory you'll use again and again. It comes with a large shawl that can be used as a blanket, a small pillow, and a soft eye mask—all made from cashmere.
$395 at Ralph Lauren
$471 at Farfetch

Zendure mini portable charger
For frequent travelers, a small, lightweight portable charger is truly a must-have. The Supermini portable power bank is extremely slim, durable, and is compatible with USB-A, USB, and USB-C ports.
$60 at Amazon
Rifle Paper Co. AirTag luggage tag
If your giftee has gotten on the AirTag train this year, they’ll appreciate this handy luggage tag, designed to hold said tag and look aesthetically pleasing while doing so. The garden party print will add a Bridgerton-meets-cottagecore vibe to their suitcase, and the AirTag compartment is detachable, making it even more versatile.
$40 at Rifle Paper Company

Bellroy Tech Kit
Every organized traveler needs a good tech kit. We like Bellroy's for its many pockets and loops that will fit any size cord and offer a safe place to stash AirPods, portable chargers, and work-from-anywhere accessories like a mouse or Wi-Fi extender.
$59 at Amazon
$59 at Bellroy
Dagne Dover Seoul Dopp kit
Ahead of the holidays, Dagne Dover released a new slate of items in its eco-friendlier collection. The Seoul Dopp kit, much like the rest of the collection, is made from 100 percent recycled polyester while the interior is made from a spill-proof recycled poly lining.
$95 at Dagne Dover

Canada Goose Trillium Parka Heritage
For winter travel, a thick, packable coat is a necessity. The Canada Goose Trillium parka is built for extreme cold but is by no means bulky, and actually has a slimming effect. It has a chin guard to protect the neck from cold air, interior pockets, and a hoodie with removable trims, giving your giftee some style options.
$1,650 at Canada Goose
Comrad Knee High Ombre compression socks
Socks have a reputation as a boring gift option, but for travelers, these ones are an actually thoughtful pick. Comrad is known for bringing comfort and style to the world of compression socks, which are designed to help regulate swelling and keep the blood pumping through the legs. They're perfect for long flights, road trips, or just walking around sightseeing.
$32 at Amazon
$32 at Comrad

AeroPress coffee maker
The AeroPress coffee and espresso maker is perfect for coffee lovers who can't go without their morning cup. It's durable, shatter-proof, and fits compactly into a backpack. It's easy to use and easier to clean, making it a must-have for travelers.
$37 at Amazon
Pak Réve The Wilder Bundle
Trying to make it out of the house as a new parent can be stressful to stay the least. The Wilder Bundle, designed by Traveler contributor Jordi Lippe-McGraw, can fit everything you need and more. On the exterior, we see a full-size backpack, but its included attachments—a mini backpack, wristlet, and insulated lunchbox—easily snap off to lighten your load when you don't need them, or to be used separately.
$399 at Pak Réve

Parks by Brian Kelley
From intricately drawn brochures and eye-catching advertisements emerges a collection of over 400 designs produced by the United States National Park Service over the last century, compiled into a giftable portfolio by photographer Brian Kelley.
$50 at Amazon
$58 at Abe Books
Shinola The Canfield Sport
The Shinola Canfield Sport watch is a timeless piece of jewelry that can withstand whatever life throws at it. It features a stainless steel outer case and bracelet with a gunmetal finish making it extremely durable. Its sportier look is perfect for casual wear but the black finishing makes it easy to dress up.
$1,295 at Shinola Detroit

Filson x Chris Stapleton Traveller Bag
Country music star Chris Stapleton recently collaborated with Filson on the Traveller collection that features both clothing and travel gear. One of the standout pieces is the rereleased archived duffel. The Traveller Outfitter Bag is one of Stapleton’s favorites and we understand why: It has an adjustable shoulder strap, a large main compartment for a few days' worth of clothing, and a comfortable leather grip handle. The leather on the handle won’t transfer any color and with each wear, the leather gets softer.
$995 at Filson
Browit silk sleeping bag
This silk sleeping bag sack gives a subtle glamping touch to any camping trip. The sleeping bag liner can be put into a sleeping bag for added comfort, or placed on top of a blow-up mattress or even a hotel bed. It comes with a drawstring bag that makes it easy to store and pack.
$56 at Amazon

Simo Solis Portable Hotspot
When it comes to working outside of your home, we all know how unstable Wi-Fi can be. Instead of struggling through Zoom meetings on an Airbnb’s outdated router or a hotel on a crowded line, invest in your own hotspot. This one has a better bandwidth than the one you find on your phone, lasts longer, and won't run down your phone battery.
$112 at Amazon
Collapsible Food Tent
This is an ideal gift for those who love to host outdoor get-togethers. Each tent is handwoven with long-lasting sinamay abaca fiber. It can easily be placed over trays, bowls, plates, and cups to keep bugs out of the food.
$38 at Food52

Béis The Expandable Pouch
Versatile is the best way to describe The Expandable Pouch from Béis. It transforms from a fanny pack into a sleek, lightweight backpack, with plenty of space to fit must-haves for a whole day. It's great for trips with packed itineraries, and when you find yourself picking up items throughout the day.
$78 at Béis
Aman x 111Skin nourishing gold algae eye mask
Perfect for the skincare routine queens on your list, these eye masks blend the expertise of Aman and 111Skin. A set comes with eight Nourishing Gold Algae Eye Masks to hydrate and brighten the under-eye area. They’ll come in handy after long-haul flights, or just the post-holiday drive home.
$105 at Aman
$105 at The Webster

Té Company Tea set
The Formosa tea set is a perfect starter bundle for those looking to expand their tea palate. It has seven different blends and includes detailed instructions on the tea-making process to guide your giftee toward the perfect cup.
$76 at Food52
Four Seasons velvet slippers
Slippers are a no-fail gift option for pretty much anyone on your list, and this velvet style from Four Seasons will bring a touch of luxury to their day. The elastic back makes them easy to slip on and off, and the recycled rubber sole adds some durability to them.
$299 at Four Seasons

Oui The People Body Renewal set
Oui The People has been bringing some heat to the skincare world, with formulas that produce an unmatched glow. The brand's holy trinity includes the new Clean Slate body wash, Cheat Sheet body exfoliant, and Featherweight body oil. The trio work together to achieve visibly smoother, brighter, and more hydrated skin.
~~$48~~ $35 at Oui The People
Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Headphones
Noise-canceling headphones can improve any journey, whether they're blocking out a snoring plane neighbor or immersing you in movie after movie on a long car ride. This popular option from Sony offers multi-device Bluetooth pairing, so you can connect to two devices at once and switch between them seamlessly.
~~$348~~ $248 at Amazon

Kindle Paperwhite
Amazon’s best-selling, waterproof Kindle Paperwhite is perfect for bookworm travelers—its battery lasts for weeks, it can hold more than 2,000 e-books, and the adjustable warm lighting emulates actual book pages.
$140 at Amazon
$150 at Target
Verloop trio colorblock knit touchscreen gloves
Add some fun to a practical gift with these colorblock touchscreen gloves from Verloop. The nano-metallic knit fingertips allow you to keep using your phone without sacrificing warmth—ideal for winter travel, especially on days when you’re relying on Google Maps to get around.
$35 at Verloop

Malin + Goetz Essential Starter Kit
This is the ideal stocking stuffer for the traveler who is always squirreling away shampoo and body wash minis from hotels. They'll be treated to a full swath of toiletries—face cleanser and moisturizer, body wash and lotion, shampoo, and conditioner—all with the delicious scents Malin + Goetz is known for.
$34 at Amazon
Pi7 S2 Wireless earbuds
Bowers & Wilkins have created an industry first: a wireless audio retransmission case, so you no longer have to worry about swapping out your headphones on the plane to enjoy in-flight entertainment. Simply plug each end of the included audio cable into the case and seatback console for up to five hours of crystal clear audio.
$399 at Bowers & Wilkins

Shinola denim duffle
The denim duffel is Shinola Detroit's spin on an American classic. It's made from American denim and reimagines the brand's traditional cotton duffel with a more elevated flare. Accompanied by a striped band, you can carry it as a crossbody, over the shoulder, or opt to tuck the strap in and use the elegant arched handles.
$695 at Shinola
Patagonia Provisions roasted garlic mackerel
Upgrade your outdoorsy traveler's camping meals with anything from Patagonia Provisions. We're fans of the brand's tinned fish, and especially this tender, garlicky mackerel. A single can makes a great stocking stuffer, but if you're shopping for a full-on seafood lover, splurge on the Tinned Seafood Sampler Box.
$8 at Patagonia Provisions

Lyft Gift Card
Calling Lyfts while traveling can quickly add up; a gift card helps take the pressure off any back and forth over whether a car is worth it or not, making it a great gift for younger travelers heading out on group trips or gap years. Another perk: Lyft's partnership with Delta means SkyMiles members can earn miles with each ride.
Shop Now at Lyft
Patagonia Ultralight Black Hole mini hip pack
We love a good fanny pack here at Traveler, and Patagonia's is ideal for any frequent hikers (or bikers) on your gift list. Given its size—it stuffs into its own small pocket when not in use—and light weight (3.5 ounces), it's great to throw into your suitcase to use on city trips, too.
$35 at Patagonia
$35 at REI

Apollo Walker picnic backpack bag
This all-in-one picnic fits comfortably inside a backpack and includes everything one could imagine: a set of stainless steel knives, forks, spoons, dinner plates, napkins, and wine glasses, just to name a few. As the cherry on top, it comes with a waterproof blanket.
~~$48~~ $38 at Amazon
Oak Essentials Mini Routine
Fancy skincare products are always welcome, especially when they come in a travel-size set that means you don’t have to rely on whatever’s in the hotel or Airbnb. This set, which comes with complimentary gift-wrapping, comes with the five products that make up Oak Essentials’ routine: a cleansing balm, balancing mist, ritual oil, moisture rich balm, and restorative mask.
$68 at Oak Essentials

Yellowstone National Park magnet
Like Parks Project, another Traveler-favorite company for gifts for outdoorsy pals, The Landmark Project creates national park-themed gear that raises money to preserve outdoor spaces. These national park magnets make great stocking stuffers, and if you purchase something from the Smokey Bear collection, 10 percent will go to the US Forest Service.
$8 at The Landmmark Project
Away The Bigger Carry-On
When it comes to luggage, Away is a solid choice—you can find this bag and many other Away styles in the closets of many a Traveler editor. Treat the graduate, new traveler, or family member in need of a suitcase upgrade to this larger-than-average carry-on.
$335 at Away

Amalfi Coast coffee table book
Perfect for the traveler who just moved, or is in the middle of redecorating, this Assouline coffee table book will add a splash of color to any living room. Inside, there is plenty of eye candy and details on the 13 towns that comprise the Amalfi Coast.
$95 at Amazon
Cadence The Bestsellers
These toiletry travel bottles have changed the game when it comes to bringing your own products with you—they are entirely leak-proof, and are magnetized, making them snap together to minimize they space they take up in your Dopp kit and the hotel shower.
~~$84~~ $76 at Cadence

Carbone print
Created by a former New Yorker editor, All the Restaurants offers limited-edition, hand-drawn sketches of iconic restaurants in New York, London, Paris, and Napa Valley. Order one to commemorate a special meal with a loved one, or one you’re still dreaming of visiting together.
$55 at All The Resturants
1,000 Perfect Weekends: Great Getaways Around the Globe
For the traveler who doesn't know where to go next, this National Geographic book will give them plenty of inspiration. It is filled with 36- to 72-hour weekend guides to places around the world, with itineraries meant to tack onto existing trips or use as a weekend getaway from home (tags let readers know what hub the destination is within six hours of). Inside, you'll find ideas for beachy escapes, nature parks, food and wine-focused trips, even pet-friendly vacations. Also mixed in: helpful insights like wheelchair-friendly beaches to visit in the U.S.
$24 at Amazon

Allbirds Tree Dasher
Traveler readers went wild for Allbirds' first running shoe when it debuted in 2020, and again when a higher-ankle version was released last year. Share the wealth of comfortable kicks this holiday season—they come in nearly a dozen colors, are lightweight and pack down well, and look sufficiently non-sporty enough to wear throughout a trip, not just while exercising. (For those who live in cold-weather climates, the newer Wool Dasher Mizzles are a good option, too.)
$135 at Allbirds (Women's sizes)
$135 at Allbirds (Men's sizes)
Noshinku refillable pocket hand sanitizer (three-pack)
A practical, but extremely useful travel accessory: hand sanitizer. Noshinku gets bonus points for its slim profile, aesthetically pleasing colors, and refillable design. File this under gifts that will most definitely be used.
$26 at Amazon

1Mii Bluetooth 5.0 adapter
Sometimes, the best gifts are the most practical. This pocket-size Bluetooth transmitter lets you watch in-flight entertainment with your AirPods, or any other cordless headphone you may use. Never stress about forgetting that second pair of earbuds again.
$70 at Amazon
Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask
A favorite of Traveler editor Meaghan Kenny, this popular lip balm makes for another great stocking stuffer or gift set inclusion. Use it at bedtime, in the morning, or mid-flight to hydrate dry, flaky lips.
$24 at Amazon
$24 at Sephora

Nodpod eye mask
An eye mask is a light sleeper's travel essential, and Nodpod took things up a notch by creating a weighted version. Best for long-haul flights where you'll be in a lay-flat seat, or to use in bed—the mask can be secured with its pull-through slit, but is best used simply draped over your eyes—it adds a bit of weight to your eyes, promoting a deeper, more restful sleep.
$34 at Bloomingdale's
$34 at Amazon
Alex Mill The Perfect Weekday Tote
Every traveler needs a solid tote to bring on road trips and use as a personal item. This Alex Mill bag gets the job done and has a classic look they won't tire of. It fits up to a 13” laptop, plus all the other essentials: phone, keys, wallet, water bottle, snacks, the works.
$165 at Alex Mill

Lay-n-Go drawstring toiletry bag
Travelers who are also regulars at Sephora or Ulta will appreciate this cool makeup bag: Instead of having to dump out all your products to find what you're looking for, the bag opens up by way of drawstrings, and can be laid out as a circle on any surface, allowing every product to be on display.
$30 at Amazon
Mountain Valley Train Puzzle
The 1,000-piece puzzle, made out of other recycled puzzle boards, is based on the artwork of Lars Stewart. This super-detailed piece captures a scenic ride through the Arizona desert with illustrations of wildlife, maps, recognizable travel gear, and more.
$17 at Buffalo Games

Ceremonia The Scalp Power-Duo
Ceremonia is a favorite of many Traveler editors, and this haircare set will turn any giftee into a fan. It comes with a scalp massager and scalp remedy oil—use the former to distribute the latter evenly and gently exfoliate the scalp.
~~$44~~ $40 at Ceremonia
Behind the Bar: 50 Cocktail Recipes from the World's Most Iconic Hotels by Alia Akkam
Written by Traveler contributor Alia Akkam, Behind the Bar takes readers to 50 iconic hotel bars around the world, offering recipes and historical tidbits from each. Perfect for the consummate host in your friend group, they'll have a good time recreating classics and discovering new cocktails from home.
$20 at Amazon

Parachute Waffle Robe
A cozy robe is always a winner in our book, and Parachute makes some of the best. This classic waffle robe will remind them of days spend luxuriating at the hotel spa.
$129 at Parachute
Papier travel notebook
You're either a journal person or you're not, but if you are, you know you can never have too many notebooks on hand. This pretty Papier pad will be a welcome addition to the stack, and is customizable: choose lined, plain, or dotted sheets, and either a hard or soft cover.
$38 at Papier

Go Neck Pillow
Ostrichpillow makes a whole bunch of nap-friendly designs, but we're partial to the classic Go Neck pillow for long-haul flights or lengthy road trips. It is made with a supportive (and compressive) memory foam, and has a Velcro close for an easily adjustable fit. Plus, it comes with a carrying case.
$60 at Ostrichpillow
$60 at Amazon
Béis The Weekender Bag
A real text I got from a friend after writing about this Béis weekender: “BÉIS CONVERT FOREVER. You did not oversell this. Truly a miracle.” It has plenty of room inside for clothes, accessories, and toiletries, and a bottom compartment for shoes, dirty clothes, or anything else you want to keep separate.
$108 at Beis
$108 at Nordstrom

Welly Adventure Kit
Slip this into the stocking of any thrill-seeking, accident-prone traveler. It comes with all the essentials—more than 50 bandages, tape, butterfly strips, antibiotic packets, hydrocortisone packets, Ibuprofen—in a compact, easy-to-stash kit.
$27 at Welly
$25 at Amazon
Mzoo contoured sleep mask
A good sleep mask is a travel essential for overnight flights. This one is made of memory foam and has raised sections over your eyeballs for added comfort, but lies flat around the nose and eyebrows to thoroughly block out light.
~~$29~~ $17 at Amazon

Ugg Scuffita slide slipper
Shopping for a homebody? Consider these shearling-lined Ugg slippers, made for lounging around the house (or hotel, or Airbnb) in peak comfort and style.
$90 at Nordstrom
Upoy charging station
This multi-port charging station is a gift for the whole family—or for one very tech-obsessed traveler who need to juice up a phone, AirPods, smart watch, and Kindle all at once.
$28 at Amazon

Mansur Gavriel Soft Lady Bag
A re-imagination of Mansur Gavriel's popular Lady Bag, the Soft Lady Bag was released to celebrate the original's five-year anniversary. It's softer and slouchier than its predecessor, meaning it'll pack down better in your suitcase. With room for daily essentials (a phone, wallet, keys, earphones, and even an iPad) and interior compartments to keep you organized, it's a polished crossbody you'll use for years to come.
$695 at Mansur Gavriel
$695 at Neiman Marcus
Paravel Packing Cube Quad (set of four)
Paravel's packing cubes—which helped turn Traveler editor Lale Arikoglu into a more organized packer—are a practical gift any traveler will appreciate. They now come in a set of four, with two small cubes, a medium, and a large; for an extra touch, have them personalized with your giftee's initials.
$65 at Amazon
$65 at Paravel

Diptyque Orphéon Eau de Parfum
Diptyque candles are always a welcome gift, but for something a little more unique, go for one of the brand's eau de parfums. This one was formulated to recreate the scent of a ’60s Parisian bar—the woody scent smells great spritzed around the home.
$205 at Nordstrom
$239 at Amazon
Airbnb gift card
Here at Traveler, we're always on the hunt for the coolest, coziest Airbnbs, whether we're looking for a romantic cabin getaway, a house with a pool, or one that can brighten up our mood with the sheer amount of color found within its four walls. For the travelers in your life who are also keen on staying in a rental, Airbnb gift cards can be purchased in amounts from $25 up to $500, so you can chip in (or cover) their next stay.
$25 at Airbnb (Starting price)
$25 at Amazon (starting price)

Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen
Arguably the most popular sunscreen amongst Traveler editors, this gel-like face SPF blends in easily, leaves no white cast, and feels great on your skin. It'll be a welcome addition to any stocking stuffer or gift set.
$38 at Sephora
$38 at Amazon
$38 at Supergoop!
Polaroid Hi·Print 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer
Now that we all walk around with high-quality cameras in our pocket, fewer of our photos actually make it to print. This pocket-size printer from Polaroid spits out vibrant 2"x3" photos, so you can instantly hand over that new family portrait to grandma or share physical photos with a travel companion.
$100 at Polaroid
$100 at Target

Sabah slip-ons
Comfortable shoes are a hot topic among travelers and these Sabah slip-ons have articles director Lale Arikoglu's stamp of approval. Handmade in Turkey, they come in a range of colors and are long-lasting: “After six years of ownership, my pair is completely intact with the exception of the color, which is slightly fading in a way that, if anything, has only made them look better,” Arikoglu says.
$195 at Sabah
Nixon Wizard Stick Beverage Sling
This is a niche gift, but there's someone on your list who will absolutely love it. Nixon's insulated beverage sling fits six cans at once; they can bring it along to picnics, camping trips, tailgates, or hikes to keep drinks cold and avoid the clunkiness of a tote bag or backpack.
$25 at Nixon
$25 at Amazon

Hinoki Wood Rice Ball Mold
There are food gifts for friends who want a meal or snack that's nearly ready to go right out of the box. Then, there are gifts that require some effort. For the home chef who's looking to expand their cooking skills, gift a new kitchen tool like this rice ball mold, which they can use to shape homemade onigiri.
$36 at Neiman Marcus
Gastro Obscura: A Food Adventurer's Guide
Another great coffee table book, Atlas Obscura's new tome is made for travelers who plan their trips around food. Inside, readers will find a guide to food experiences around the world, with chapters on every continent (including Antarctica!), as well as features on foodies like Tom Carvel, events like the Chicago World Fair, and “how to try it” tips. Just a few noteworthy inclusions: Jeju Island's free-diving sea women in South Korea, the world's largest edible mushroom in Zambia, and the great fruitcake toss in Colorado.
~~$43~~ $39 at Bookshop
$25 at Amazon

The Carried Away Convertible Backpack
Sarah Jessica Parker collaborated with Samsonite on this versatile bag, which has since sold out multiple times. It's a jack-of-all-trades—wear it as a backpack, carry it as a tote, or sling it over your shoulder. It comes with a removable clutch and an extra strap to turn the smaller bag into a cross-body. Otherwise, it has all the bells and whistles you'd expect in a travel backpack: luggage sleeve, water bottle pocket, laptop slot, etc.
$200 at Samsonite
Bokksu snack box subscription
There is no shortage of subscription boxes out there, but we're particularly fond of the edible ones. Bokksu, a Japanese snack service that recently launched an online Asian grocery store, sends recipients an assortment of sweet and savory snacks, candies, and teas on a monthly basis, sourced from small, family-run businesses in Japan.
$45 at Bokksu (per month)

Artifact Uprising Color Series Photo Book
Commemorate a special trip with a photo book from Artifact Uprising. Whether it's your first big trip this year or one taken decades ago, your loved ones will appreciate the thought that goes into picking out your favorite memories together.
$22 at Artifact Uprising (starting price)

TopicsGifts

Lunya washable silk pajama set

Dreamegg White Noise Machine

Ashya Passport Bolo

Ember Travel Mug 2

Sleepy Ride Airplane Footrest

Ralph Lauren Cable Cashmere travel set

Zendure mini portable charger

Rifle Paper Co. AirTag luggage tag

Bellroy Tech Kit

Dagne Dover Seoul Dopp kit

Canada Goose Trillium Parka Heritage

Comrad Knee High Ombre compression socks

AeroPress coffee maker

Pak Réve The Wilder Bundle

Parks by Brian Kelley

Shinola The Canfield Sport

Filson x Chris Stapleton Traveller Bag

Browit silk sleeping bag

Simo Solis Portable Hotspot

Collapsible Food Tent

Béis The Expandable Pouch

Aman x 111Skin nourishing gold algae eye mask

Té Company Tea set

Four Seasons velvet slippers

Oui The People Body Renewal set

Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Headphones

Kindle Paperwhite

Verloop trio colorblock knit touchscreen gloves

Malin + Goetz Essential Starter Kit

Pi7 S2 Wireless earbuds

Shinola denim duffle

Patagonia Provisions roasted garlic mackerel

Lyft Gift Card

Patagonia Ultralight Black Hole mini hip pack

Apollo Walker picnic backpack bag

Oak Essentials Mini Routine

Yellowstone National Park magnet

Away The Bigger Carry-On

Amalfi Coast coffee table book

Cadence The Bestsellers

Carbone print

1,000 Perfect Weekends: Great Getaways Around the Globe

Allbirds Tree Dasher

Noshinku refillable pocket hand sanitizer (three-pack)

1Mii Bluetooth 5.0 adapter

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask

Nodpod eye mask

Alex Mill The Perfect Weekday Tote

Lay-n-Go drawstring toiletry bag

Mountain Valley Train Puzzle

Ceremonia The Scalp Power-Duo

Behind the Bar: 50 Cocktail Recipes from the World's Most Iconic Hotels by Alia Akkam

Parachute Waffle Robe

Papier travel notebook

Go Neck Pillow

Béis The Weekender Bag

Welly Adventure Kit

Mzoo contoured sleep mask

Ugg Scuffita slide slipper

Upoy charging station

Mansur Gavriel Soft Lady Bag

Paravel Packing Cube Quad (set of four)

Diptyque Orphéon Eau de Parfum

Airbnb gift card

Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen

Polaroid Hi·Print 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer

Sabah slip-ons

Nixon Wizard Stick Beverage Sling

Hinoki Wood Rice Ball Mold

Gastro Obscura: A Food Adventurer's Guide

The Carried Away Convertible Backpack

Bokksu snack box subscription

Artifact Uprising Color Series Photo Book