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Travel Items

Renowned television host and travel writer Rick Steves consistently emphasizes the importance of packing efficiently with his well-known mantra: "Pack Light! Pack Light! Pack Light!" I have a tendency to pack like a doomsday prepper, filling my bag with every item I think I might need. (It's a problem I am slowly working on!) But the truth is, packing light offers numerous benefits, including saving time, reducing expenses such as checked luggage fees (particularly on long-distance flights), and minimizing inconvenience. Ultimately, it facilitates both ease of packing and unpacking, while enhancing overall mobility during travel.

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The travel items listed here are not intended to serve as a definitive packing list; rather, they are intended as suggestions that may be beneficial for certain travelers. The necessity of specific packable items varies depending on the destination, duration, and nature of the trip.

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Before you pack:

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  1. Consider your destination: A beach trip requires different items than a ski trip. 

  2. Evaluate the trip length: A short weekend trip requires less than a longer vacation. 

  3. Check your accommodation: See if your hotel or rental provides amenities like hair dryers or irons. 

  4. Pack smart and light: Focus on versatile, essential items that can be used for multiple purposes.

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Here are some items to help you travel smoother and smarter.

Voltage Adapters & Converters

Towels & Washcloths

Neck Wallet

Battery-Powered / Rechargeable Fan

Dual-Voltage Hair Dryer

Dual-Voltage Hair Straightening Iron

Dual-Voltage Steamer

Dual Voltage Iron

Collapsible Walking Stick

Portable Seat

Noise-Cancelling Headphones

Luggage Scale

Monocular / Binoculars

Crossbody Bag/Purse

Phone Theft and Drop Protection

Sound Machine

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