Travel Store
Shop our Travel Store for our hand picked recommendations for all your travel needs. Travel safer, smarter, more comfortably, & stress-free with all the latest gadgets, apparel, and other travel related merchandise.
Women’s Clothing & Fashion
Cior
Women’s Lightweight Hooded Down Jacket
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Wantdo
Women’s Windproof Hiking Jacket
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The North Face
Women’s TriVert Pullover Hoodie
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 Dale of Norway
Geilo Feminine Sweater
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Nanette Lepore
Women’s Cold Shoulder Pullover
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YunJey
Women’s Casual Hollowed Out Shoulder 3/4 Shirt
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Cupshe Fashion
Women’s Long Sleeve Shawl Collar
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Normal People Scare Me
Women’s Hoodie Sweater
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Inov 8
X-Talon 212 Trail Runner
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Sorel
Women’s Winter Carnival Boot
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Merrell
Women’s Capra Waterproof Hiking Boot
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Salewa
Women’s Mountain Trainer Alpine Approach
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Packing Cubes
Pack-It Specter Cube Set 3Pc
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Peacechaos
Leather Canvas Messenger Bag -Laptop or Camera
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 Anne Klein
Perfect Tote Convertible Satchel
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 Michael Kors
Jet Set Travel Messenger
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 Calvin Klein
Saffiano Patchwork Mini Satchel
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 Michael Kors
Jet Set Travel Chain Large Tote
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 Aldo Scilva
Taupe Handbag
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 Coach
City Zip Metallic Leather Tote
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Michael Kors
Women’s Chelsea Sunglasses
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Coach
Women’s HC7012 Sunglasses
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Kate Spade
Lulu Gradient Rectangle Sunglasses
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Tifosi
Wisp T Dual Lens Women’s Sunglasses
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Michael Kors
Women’s Paphos Sunglasses
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Ray-Ban
Women’s Aviator Sunglasses
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Kate Spade
Women’s Dalia Aviator
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Michael Kors
Women’s 0MK1012 Sunglasses
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Michael Kors
Women’s 0mk2024 Sunglasses
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Oakley
Women’s Commit Iridium Sunglasses
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 Michael Kors
Women’s Sandestin Sunglasses
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Guess
Women’s Chain Trim Aviator Sunglasses
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Men’s Clothing & Fashion
 
O’Neill
Men’s Pullover Sweatshirt
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The North Face
Men’s Half Dome Full Zip Hoodie
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Carhartt
Men’s Quilted Flannel Lined Duck Jacket
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Kenneth Cole
Men’s New York Wool-Blend Coat
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O’Neill
Catalina Stripe Boardshort
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Billabong
All Day Faded Boardshort
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Hurley
Puerto Rico Suede Boardshort
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Fox Racing
Motion Fracture Boardshort
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Technology & Photography
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  Travelon
Waterproof Smartphone/Digital Camera Pouch
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4G WiFi Hotspot
Mobile WiFi hotspot for Europe, Asia & The Americas + 1GB Credit
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Global Data SIM
For Europe, Asia & The Americas + 1GB Credit
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World Map Phone Case
Adventure Awaits Watercolor World Map Case
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Besttrendy
Fashionable Neck Strap for DSLR Camera
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Fujifilm Instax Mini 8
Instant Film Camera-BEST SELLER
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Holy Stone
HD Live Video WiFi Camera Drone
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Universal Travel Adapter
Works in 150 Countries-Adapter, AC Charger, & 2 USB Ports
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Travel Gadgets
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Travelon
Waterproof Smartphone/Digital Camera Pouch
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Tarriss
Digital Luggage Scale
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Packing Cubes
Pack-It Specter Cube Set 3Pc
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Travelon
Roller Suitcase Bungee
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World Map Phone Case
Adventure Awaits Watercolor World Map Case
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Universal Travel Adapter
Works in 150 Countries-Adapter, AC Charger, & 2 USB Ports
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Outdoor Gear
Songmics
Sand Free Beach Mat Blanket 7′ x 9′ Waterproof
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 Outlite Flashlight
A100 Portable Ultra Bright Handheld
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 TripWorthy
Compact First Aid Medical Kit
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Hobo Hammock
Portable Double Camping Hammock
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Zomake
Ultra Lightweight Foldable Packable Backpack
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High Sierra
Appalachian 75 Internal Frame Backpacking Pack
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Instant Tent
2 Person Waterproof Tent -Super Easy Assemble in Less than a Minute
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Teton Sports
Ultra Light Sleeping Bag with Sack
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Easybreath Mask
Incredible New Innovative Snorkel Mask
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Luggage & Packing
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Tarriss
Digital Luggage Scale
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Packing Cubes
Pack-It Specter Cube Set 3Pc
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Travelon
Roller Suitcase Bungee
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Peacechaos
Leather Canvas Messenger Bag -Laptop or Camera
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Rownyeon
Mini Makeup Train/ Travel Case
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Nine West
Round Trip 5 Piece Luggage Aet
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Nicole Miller
New York Underseat Bag
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Olympia
33 inch 8 Pocket Rolling Duffel
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Nautica
28 inch Hardside Spinner
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Rockland
Melbourne Expandable 20 inch
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Delsey Paris
Passenger Lite Expandable Suitcase
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Samsonite
Winfield 2 Fashion HS Spinner
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Travel Gifts
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Hobo Hammock
Portable Double Camping Hammock
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Coffee Mug
Stainless Steel Coffee Thermos Shaped in a Camera Lens
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World Map Phone Case
Adventure Awaits Watercolor World Map Case
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Fujifilm Instax Mini 8
Instant Film Camera-BEST SELLER
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  Scratch Map
Scratch Off All the Places You Travel
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Universal Travel Adapter
Works in 150 Countries-Adapter, AC Charger, & 2 USB Ports
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The Travel Book
A Journey Through Every Country in the World
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The Most Scenic Drives in America
120 Spectacular Road Trips
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Recent Product Reviews & Recommendations
Posted by Meg Jerrard on 10:39 am in Blog, Budget Travel, Equipment Reviews, Technology, Travel Tips | 2 comments
This past year though, I’ve traveled with Revolut in my wallet (both my phsical wallet, and my Apple wallet). And it’s saved me serious money.
Revolut is financial website and digital app used by 35+ million people, with the tools you need to easily spend, transfer, and protect your money overseas. You can set up accounts in multiple currencies, get a debit card for travel, and you can do it without any fees.
It’s easy to sign up for a standard account, and there is no monthly fee. If you click here you get a 3 month trial of Revolut premium (higher limits on ATM withdrawrals & currency exchange).
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 2:32 pm in App Reviews, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Technology, Travel Tips | 0 comments
There are plenty of moments while traveling where you do NEED data. Our phones having internet is everything, from bookings, to payments, maps, identification, crucial information, safety, and yes, calls and texts.
Local sim cards will always be a good option, but smart travelers are now using eSIMs. And after 6 weeks traveling through multiple countries in Europe on one eSIM with unlimited data; so should you!
When I landed in London I activated a 30 day Holafly sim card for Europe. It seamlessly kept me connected as I moved through England, France, Spain, and Greece. Here are my Holafly reviews and here’s the link to get a 5% discount.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 11:13 am in App Reviews, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Technology, Travel Tips | 0 comments
When was the last time you tried to claw your SIM card out of its tiny tray? And what are the odds that you had a hard time (and felt super annoyed) while doing it?
For some, swapping out a SIM card is synonymous with traveling abroad, especially for longer periods of time. That tiny pin that’s hard to keep track off gets dusted off and put to use, all to swap in a rarely used SIM for the destination you are headed to. There are many changes (happening very quickly) in the tech space, particularly with smartphones. Among those has been the evolution away from physical SIM cards towards eSIMs.
The technology is still new, and many of us are scratching our heads, wondering if it could ever work for us. And the good news is that yes, it can. eSIMs are something that will make your mobile life so much easier, especially when traveling. So let’s look at what the heck an eSIM is, how you can use it at home or abroad, and why it may work for you and help you stay connected (and avoid pesky roaming fees).
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 9:14 am in Blog, Equipment Reviews | 0 comments
Do you travel a lot and like to let your loved ones know they were on your mind while you were away?
If your love language is gift giving, here are a few classic gift ideas your family will love.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 9:39 pm in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Fashion, Technology | 0 comments
Your bag is one of the most important things to get right when you’re traveling. Make a smart decision, and your trip becomes a breeze; you can find things easily, your gear is protected from the weather, and there’s much less risk of it being stolen. Get it wrong, and your vacation can be easily ruined; belongings wrecked, you end up straining your back and neck, and you’re painted as a pickpocket target.
But we don’t just travel with one bag when we go overseas, I’d argue there are 5 types of bag which are absolutely essential. Can you name them?
These are the 5 essential bags you need when traveling if you plan to be bag smart, in addition to your main checked luggage.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 2:21 pm in Blog, Book & Film Reviews, Equipment Reviews, Photography, Travel Tips | 0 comments
On my first trip to Japan at 14, I got permission to take the family digital camera, and went truly overboard with photos. No-one could believe I returned home with … wait for it … 200 photos. Fastforward 20 years and we now take that many on our smartphones in less than an hour!
I got home from that trip, printed my favorites, and pulled out my scrapbook kit (glue, glitter, scissors – the whole thing!), to put together an amazing book of memories. And I’ve not completed a single scrapbook since.
Scrapbooking to preserve our travel memories is one of those things we’d all love to have time for, but unlike our 14 year old selves, as adults it’s a project we don’t have time to even begin. So our photos sit on harddrives, get buried in Facebook feeds, and we never have time to look at them again.
But what if you could finish a digital travel memory book BEFORE you even return from your trip? Something which was already designed for you, with very little time input, but produces an awesome product at the end? My friend Laura has you covered with her “On-the-Go Digital Travel Memory Book TOOLKIT”.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 3:20 am in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Fashion, Opinion | 0 comments
It’s something people have strong opinions on – should you wear activewear casually, in public. Should you wear lycra onto a plane? Personally, I’m a fan.
Activewear is the best travel wardrobe ever created, and I’m not ashamed to say it; leggings and a sports bra are the perfect clothes to travel in. It’s called athleisure, and while Paris your gym clothes might spark reactions from certain cliques, I probably think the same of women wearing stilettos to explore as they do of me (though kudos to their pain threshold – seriously!!).
Active wear is built to be comfy, easy to wash, odor resistant, and means you can pack less. Fabrics can take a beating while still looking fresh, and wearing it is practical, versatile and effortless. So when I’m asked ‘should you wear active wear while traveling?’ my response is a resouding ‘Hell Yes!’.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 2:12 am in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Healthy Travel, Technology | 2 comments
As an active traveler I’m constantly pulling muscles, carrying far too heavy packs on my back, and dealing with stiffness from failed attempts to sleep on a plane. And if I haven’t got sore feet from exploring, it hasn’t been a successful day!
So I’m now a big fan of massage guns, which saves a ton of money on spa treatments while traveling, especially since physical therapists like Bob & Brad have an excellent compact, portable range.
While the smallest massage gun I’ve found to date is the Bob & Brad Q2 Mini Massage Gun, which ranks as a personal favorite, their next massage gun up is the C2. With more power than the Q2, and a bigger body, though still incredibly compact and lightweight, the C2 massage gun is also a fabulous choice. Here is our review.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 11:03 am in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Healthy Travel, Luxury Lifestyle | 2 comments
When it comes to travel essentials, you might not think a massage gun makes the cut. I mean, it definitely makes the ‘nice to have’ list, but is it up there with your passport, phone, and wallet?
Fact: Travel causes muscle pain. If you’ve ever explored a temple complex for 9 + hours, or squished your limbs into an economy seat for the long haul, I’m sure I don’t have to elaborate!
Fact: Massage guns facilitate recovery. And wouldn’t it be great to treat every single muscle group for immediate pain relief while traveling, instead of having to ‘walk it off’ the next day?
The Q2 mini is a pocket-sized portable massage gun with an amazing balance between power and size, breaking up knots and relaxing tight muscles. Compact, lightweight and powerful. For under $100.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 11:05 pm in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Photography, Technology | 0 comments
When it comes to travel essentials, there are none more important than your phone (your passport is strong competition though!). And when it comes to essentials for your phone, travelers need three main fundamentals; a sturdy phone case, headphones (because the whole plane doesn’t need to hear the soundtrack to Bridgerton), and a gimbal.
A gimbal is a handheld device that allows your camera to rotate smoothly along an axis, so you can take smooth travel video (without the camera shake). There are a million of them on the market, but only one which is truly worthwhile for travel.
The PowerVision S1 is a stylish and portable smartphone gimbal with easy magnetic mounting, AI tracking, gesture control for hands free recording, a built-in tripod, and a portable power bank with wireless phone charging, all packed into a compact device that fits in your pocket.
If you use your phone camera for travel photos and video, or take video calls when you’re abroad, the PowerVision S1 is a gamechanger. Here are 12 reasons you’ll love the world’s smallest smartphone gimbal.
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