It’s hard to believe, buuuut Christmas is just around the corner (um, where did summer go?!) I’m not a huge fan of gifts (no, I’m not Scrooge). I love Christmas, spending time with family, and the real reason for the celebration, BUT I live in a tiny apartment and I don’t have room for all the stuff. I’m also a very last-minute shopper so I appreciate any and all help when trying to buy gifts. SO without further adoooo, here are some of the best travel stocking stuffers that they’ll actually use!
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Travelers can be hard to buy gifts for. I mean, if I could gift everyone a plane ticket, I totally would…but in the meantime here are some of the best stocking stuffers for the traveler in your life.
A good neck pillow can be a lifesaver on long flights, road trips, or even train rides. It provides extra support so you can actually rest without waking up with a stiff neck, making travel days a whole lot more comfortable.
This one is breathable, machine washable, and compacts to half it’s size.
Packing cubes are the ultimate game-changer for staying organized. AND how cute are these ones?! I don’t need new packing cubes, but I just might need to replace mine for these National Park ones!
Aside from being cute, they keep your clothes neatly separated, help maximize suitcase space, and make it easy to find exactly what you need without tearing apart your bag.
An eye mask is a small but mighty travel essential. Whether you’re on a bright plane or in a hotel with thin curtains, it blocks out unwanted light so you can sneak in quality sleep anywhere.
I personally cannot sleep with one on, but my husband brings one everywhere we go.
From stuffy planes to hot hotel rooms, a portable fan comes in handy. Compact and rechargeable, it keeps you cool on the go and is surprisingly helpful in all kinds of travel situations. (Can speak from delayed plane experience…why do they turn off all air flow during these times?!)
Never stress about overweight baggage fees again (It’s me! I am a serial stressor about the weight of my bag).
A digital luggage scale lets you quickly weigh your suitcase before heading to the airport, saving you time, money, and hassle.
Hotel neighbors too loud? City noise keeping you awake? A portable sound machine creates soothing background noise that helps you sleep peacefully no matter where you are.
I honestly didn’t know these existed, but it’s going to be on my Christmas list for sure!
For international travelers, a travel outlet converter is a must. It ensures your devices stay charged no matter the country, so you’re never left scrambling with a dead phone or laptop.
Perfect for jet lag or long days of sightseeing, energizing eye masks refresh tired eyes. They reduce puffiness, hydrate the skin, and give you that much-needed boost to feel ready for whatever’s next.
Simple but essential (& fancy), ear plugs make noisy flights, hotels, or bus rides so much more bearable.
Lightweight and tiny enough for any bag, they’re the gift every traveler will thank you for later.
Exploring a new city usually means walking miles and hiking all the trails and nothing ruins that faster than blisters.
Anti-blister balm prevents painful rubbing and keeps you comfortable so you can keep adventuring.
Warm, breathable, and odor-resistant, wool socks are a travel essential. They keep feet cozy on long flights, hikes, or chilly nights, making them a practical and thoughtful stocking stuffer.
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