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Travelon Anti-Theft Signature Slim Backpack $68.25<\/a><\/h3>\nJennifer Aspinwall of World on a Whim<\/a>\u00a0has a number of things she can’t travel without, one of the most important being a secure backpack. This one features slash-resistant body panels and shoulder straps, locking compartments, a lockdown strap, and card and passport slots. “This anti-theft backpack is my go-to bag for all my trips,” Aspinwall says. “I can disperse the weight evenly across my back, eliminate any worry over potential pickpockets, and have my hands free for navigation and gelato!”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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MAPS.ME App<\/a><\/h3>\nNever worry about finding Wi-Fi or losing service while navigating abroad with this handy travel app. Kristin Addis, travel blogger and CEO of Be My Travel Muse<\/a>, swears by this free map app, which can be used even when you’re offline. “It\u2019s been so helpful, not just for driving or walking abroad, but for tracking my progress and keeping track of the trail while hiking too,” says Addis.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Anker PowerCore 5000 Portable Charger $21.99<\/a><\/h3>\nThe world is your oyster, but not when your phone dies in the midst of your travels. Travel blogger Gabrielle Small of\u00a0Jack and Gab Explore<\/a> is an advocate of the portable charger. “I can’t tell you how many times my phone has run out of battery at the most inopportune time,” Small says. “The Anker Portable Charger solves that problem. Plus, it’s compact so it’s easy to pack it away and forget about it until you need it.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Boomerang Corkscrew $6.34<\/a><\/h3>\nTravel blogger Keri Lawrence<\/a> encourages women to never lose their wanderlust, even when working full-time or managing families. She raves about this corkscrew, or as she calls it “the TSA-compliant corkscrew” that has no blade. “We sat on the steps of the Sacre\u00e9-C\u0153ur in Paris with a cheap bottle of wine and I was certainly glad we had that gadget,” says Lawrence.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Tep Pocket Wifi $8.95 Per Day<\/a><\/h3>\nNothing is worse than traveling abroad and not being able to connect to Wi-Fi. Those Instagrammable moments are just slipping through your fingers! Travel blogger Micki Kosman<\/a> suggests international Wi-Fi hotspots. With the nifty gadget, you get unlimited Wi-Fi (almost) anywhere in the world and you can connect multiple devices. “A Wi-Fi hotspot is one of the first pieces of gear in my suitcase,\u201d says Kosman.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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LifeStraw Go $44.95<\/a><\/h3>\nLifeStraw Go bottles are the ultimate travel companions as it rids water of bacteria and pesticides.\u00a0Travel blogger Alexandra Saper<\/a>\u00a0boasts about the purifying bottle for allowing her to help cut plastic waste while she travels abroad. “Living in Bali has made me hyper-aware of the plastic waste problem in the world today,” she says. “I love this water bottle because it actually cleans the tap water so that I can safely drink it, which means I don’t need to rely on plastic water bottles.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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MAPS.ME App<\/a><\/h3>\nNever worry about finding Wi-Fi or losing service while navigating abroad with this handy travel app. Kristin Addis, travel blogger and CEO of Be My Travel Muse<\/a>, swears by this free map app, which can be used even when you’re offline. “It\u2019s been so helpful, not just for driving or walking abroad, but for tracking my progress and keeping track of the trail while hiking too,” says Addis.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Anker PowerCore 5000 Portable Charger $21.99<\/a><\/h3>\nThe world is your oyster, but not when your phone dies in the midst of your travels. Travel blogger Gabrielle Small of\u00a0Jack and Gab Explore<\/a> is an advocate of the portable charger. “I can’t tell you how many times my phone has run out of battery at the most inopportune time,” Small says. “The Anker Portable Charger solves that problem. Plus, it’s compact so it’s easy to pack it away and forget about it until you need it.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Boomerang Corkscrew $6.34<\/a><\/h3>\nTravel blogger Keri Lawrence<\/a> encourages women to never lose their wanderlust, even when working full-time or managing families. She raves about this corkscrew, or as she calls it “the TSA-compliant corkscrew” that has no blade. “We sat on the steps of the Sacre\u00e9-C\u0153ur in Paris with a cheap bottle of wine and I was certainly glad we had that gadget,” says Lawrence.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Tep Pocket Wifi $8.95 Per Day<\/a><\/h3>\nNothing is worse than traveling abroad and not being able to connect to Wi-Fi. Those Instagrammable moments are just slipping through your fingers! Travel blogger Micki Kosman<\/a> suggests international Wi-Fi hotspots. With the nifty gadget, you get unlimited Wi-Fi (almost) anywhere in the world and you can connect multiple devices. “A Wi-Fi hotspot is one of the first pieces of gear in my suitcase,\u201d says Kosman.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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LifeStraw Go $44.95<\/a><\/h3>\nLifeStraw Go bottles are the ultimate travel companions as it rids water of bacteria and pesticides.\u00a0Travel blogger Alexandra Saper<\/a>\u00a0boasts about the purifying bottle for allowing her to help cut plastic waste while she travels abroad. “Living in Bali has made me hyper-aware of the plastic waste problem in the world today,” she says. “I love this water bottle because it actually cleans the tap water so that I can safely drink it, which means I don’t need to rely on plastic water bottles.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Anker PowerCore 5000 Portable Charger $21.99<\/a><\/h3>\nThe world is your oyster, but not when your phone dies in the midst of your travels. Travel blogger Gabrielle Small of\u00a0Jack and Gab Explore<\/a> is an advocate of the portable charger. “I can’t tell you how many times my phone has run out of battery at the most inopportune time,” Small says. “The Anker Portable Charger solves that problem. Plus, it’s compact so it’s easy to pack it away and forget about it until you need it.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Boomerang Corkscrew $6.34<\/a><\/h3>\nTravel blogger Keri Lawrence<\/a> encourages women to never lose their wanderlust, even when working full-time or managing families. She raves about this corkscrew, or as she calls it “the TSA-compliant corkscrew” that has no blade. “We sat on the steps of the Sacre\u00e9-C\u0153ur in Paris with a cheap bottle of wine and I was certainly glad we had that gadget,” says Lawrence.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Tep Pocket Wifi $8.95 Per Day<\/a><\/h3>\nNothing is worse than traveling abroad and not being able to connect to Wi-Fi. Those Instagrammable moments are just slipping through your fingers! Travel blogger Micki Kosman<\/a> suggests international Wi-Fi hotspots. With the nifty gadget, you get unlimited Wi-Fi (almost) anywhere in the world and you can connect multiple devices. “A Wi-Fi hotspot is one of the first pieces of gear in my suitcase,\u201d says Kosman.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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LifeStraw Go $44.95<\/a><\/h3>\nLifeStraw Go bottles are the ultimate travel companions as it rids water of bacteria and pesticides.\u00a0Travel blogger Alexandra Saper<\/a>\u00a0boasts about the purifying bottle for allowing her to help cut plastic waste while she travels abroad. “Living in Bali has made me hyper-aware of the plastic waste problem in the world today,” she says. “I love this water bottle because it actually cleans the tap water so that I can safely drink it, which means I don’t need to rely on plastic water bottles.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Boomerang Corkscrew $6.34<\/a><\/h3>\nTravel blogger Keri Lawrence<\/a> encourages women to never lose their wanderlust, even when working full-time or managing families. She raves about this corkscrew, or as she calls it “the TSA-compliant corkscrew” that has no blade. “We sat on the steps of the Sacre\u00e9-C\u0153ur in Paris with a cheap bottle of wine and I was certainly glad we had that gadget,” says Lawrence.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Tep Pocket Wifi $8.95 Per Day<\/a><\/h3>\nNothing is worse than traveling abroad and not being able to connect to Wi-Fi. Those Instagrammable moments are just slipping through your fingers! Travel blogger Micki Kosman<\/a> suggests international Wi-Fi hotspots. With the nifty gadget, you get unlimited Wi-Fi (almost) anywhere in the world and you can connect multiple devices. “A Wi-Fi hotspot is one of the first pieces of gear in my suitcase,\u201d says Kosman.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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LifeStraw Go $44.95<\/a><\/h3>\nLifeStraw Go bottles are the ultimate travel companions as it rids water of bacteria and pesticides.\u00a0Travel blogger Alexandra Saper<\/a>\u00a0boasts about the purifying bottle for allowing her to help cut plastic waste while she travels abroad. “Living in Bali has made me hyper-aware of the plastic waste problem in the world today,” she says. “I love this water bottle because it actually cleans the tap water so that I can safely drink it, which means I don’t need to rely on plastic water bottles.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Tep Pocket Wifi $8.95 Per Day<\/a><\/h3>\nNothing is worse than traveling abroad and not being able to connect to Wi-Fi. Those Instagrammable moments are just slipping through your fingers! Travel blogger Micki Kosman<\/a> suggests international Wi-Fi hotspots. With the nifty gadget, you get unlimited Wi-Fi (almost) anywhere in the world and you can connect multiple devices. “A Wi-Fi hotspot is one of the first pieces of gear in my suitcase,\u201d says Kosman.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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LifeStraw Go $44.95<\/a><\/h3>\nLifeStraw Go bottles are the ultimate travel companions as it rids water of bacteria and pesticides.\u00a0Travel blogger Alexandra Saper<\/a>\u00a0boasts about the purifying bottle for allowing her to help cut plastic waste while she travels abroad. “Living in Bali has made me hyper-aware of the plastic waste problem in the world today,” she says. “I love this water bottle because it actually cleans the tap water so that I can safely drink it, which means I don’t need to rely on plastic water bottles.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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