What do you buy the person who doesn’t have a permanent address or only goes on Twitter to share photos of their latest exotic location? Don’t let this question stump you — get inspired by our list of products every traveler would love to have.
Cellular Abroad’s Mobile WIFI Hotspot provides Internet access for up to five devices and can be used throughout Europe and Latin America. It is available to rent or buy. (Price dependent on data use and length of rental.)
Trade in the bulky laptop for Microsoft’s Surface Pro 2 Tablet. This tablet has all the abilities of a computer but comes in a much lighter, travel-friendly size. ($799)
Never stress over finding willing photo takers with the Quick Pod Selfie Pole and Mini Tripod. ($27.05)
Foodies and camping enthusiasts alike will be thrilled with the Portable Briefcase BBQ Grill. ($80)
This leather passport holder from MindMap’s Etsy shop has space for two passports, a SIM/Memory card slot and is branded with the ultimate wanderlust mantra: I Love Travel. ($34)
Longchamp bags have long been a favorite for carry-on luggage; their new Le Pliage backpacks provide a more convenient, hand- free option. ($125)
Ensure the beauty addict in your life never has to sacrifice beauty for space with The Eye Brush Capsule from Sephora. The five-piece travel brush set includes a sleek cylinder case. ($22)
Pamper yourself anywhere with the Cleansing Ritual Kit to Go from Sephora. Included are three name-brand facial cleansers and a two-step facial peel. ($20)
If you buy someone a round-the-world flight ticket, prepare to receive deity-like thanks and affection until the end of time. Ticket options vary greatly; Star Alliance and oneworld are the biggest providers. (Prices upwards of $1,500; dependent on itinerary)
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