Are you looking for something special to give to someone who has everything? We all have people that are hard to shop for. It’s for this reason, I’m always on the lookout for unique gifts. I often find the best unique gifts are based on a hobby or particular interest. This gift guide developed from my travels as well as a big upcoming trip my family is planning. If you’re looking for ideas for the traveler in your life, I’ve got you covered!
18 Gifts for the Traveler
18 Gifts for the Traveler
Shopping for a world traveler? Packing light can make a huge difference. From work travel to backpacking across Europe, there's something for every travel enthusiast here.
My family is planning a trip to Germany next spring. I've given all of these items as gifts to different family members gearing up for our trip.
Oh, the places you'll go... and be able to scratch each location off on this world map poster! Perfect for the proud world traveler.
This RFID blocking travel organizer keeps all your travel documents, credit cards, and money safe and organized.
This twistable memory foam travel pillow is perfect for the long-distance traveler who struggles to sleep on the plane or train.
Every international traveler needs a good travel adapter. Take it up a notch with the power adapter, and plug in more than one device at a time.
Is your traveler an avid photographer? Leave the big bulky camera at home with this smartphone lens kit.
Packing cubes help keep the suitcase organized, compression packing cubes take it to the next level, enabling your traveler to squeeze more in.
This is a must-have item for traveling to beach destinations or cruising. Everyone in my family has one to protect their smartphone.
Every frequent traveler should have a digital luggage scale. There's nothing worse than paying extra baggage fees!
This is one of the handiest travel items I own! Rolled up in my bag through security and easily filled at a drinking fountain before my flight. Once it's empty, it weighs practically nothing rolled up in my bag again.
With smartphones, tablets, laptops, smartwatches and more, everyone can use an electronics organizer for even short trips.
Accessories can take an outfit from day to night. I love having my necklaces and earrings neat and organized instead of bunched together at the bottom of my suitcase.
If you're traveling to a beach destination or staying in a hostel, microfiber travel towels will come in handy. Tasha has a set for all hotel stays, one easy step we can take to reduce her allergic reactions. O-Man uses his for camping. I use my large one as a blanket on planes and trains!
I always travel with an infinity scarf, year-round. Airplanes and airports can be chilly. Not only does an infinity scarf solve that problem, but the hidden pocket is perfect for tucking away valuables.
Trying to sleep on a plane or train isn't easy. This is my go-to scarf for long flights. An infinity scarf with a hidden inflatable neck pillow!
Sometimes it's fun to try new products in hotels, but other times it's important to bring our favorites with us. Tasha is very limited to a few personal care products due to her allergies. This handy set allows her to carry on her shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and hand soap. The suction cups make it easy to hang everything in the shower of the hotel.
If I plan to do a few loads of laundry when traveling, laundry pods are the way to go. But when laundry can only be done in a hotel sink, laundry soap sheets are the perfect solution. Just add a sheet to the water and let it dissolve while hand washing your laundry. This is a great stocking stuffer!
Not sure of the cleanliness of a hotel? Sensitive to detergents or textures? A travel sleep sheet sack may be the perfect solution. We always take one with us for Tasha when we travel. It's an easy way to reduce her allergic reactions to harsh laundry soaps used by hotels. And, it packs up so small in its own bag!
I've had a pair similar to these for years. They are great to keep in my purse and slip on when my shoes begin to hurt. I also use them as slippers around the hotel room, two-for-one!