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10 Items Frequent Travelers Never Forget

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Whether you are planning a weekend getaway or an international adventure, we want to help you travel with confidence. Here are practical tips and a few favorite products. Thank you for supporting URBAN Traveler for over 40 years.

10 Items Frequent Travelers Never Forget

Experienced travelers know that packing the right accessories can make every trip easier.

  1. Portable charger
  2. Reusable water bottle
  3. Packing cubes
  4. RFID passport wallet
  5. Universal travel adapter
  6. Luggage tracker
  7. Compression socks
  8. Portable luggage scale
  9. Eye mask and earplugs
  10. Small crossbody bag for daily sightseeing

Many of these essentials are available at URBAN Traveler.

Open suitcase with neatly packed clothes, a straw hat and a magazine

Pack Smarter, Not More

The easiest way to avoid checking a bag is to pack versatile clothing, use packing cubes, and choose luggage that expands only when you need it.

A well-organized carry-on can save time, money and stress.

Planning your outfits ahead of time can save space and leave room for souvenirs.

“If I were packing for a two-week trip today, I would choose the Briggs & Riley ZDX Carry-On. It is lightweight, incredibly durable, and backed by one of the best warranties in the industry.”

Staff pick: Willy VanDooijeweert, CEO

Travel Destination: Kyoto, Japan

Kiyomizu-dera pagoda in Kyoto with cherry blossoms at sunset

Best time to visit: spring and fall, for cherry blossoms and autumn color.

Do not miss:

  • Fushimi Inari Shrine
  • Arashiyama Bamboo Forest
  • Kiyomizu-dera Temple

Packing tip: Comfortable walking shoes are a must. You will spend hours exploring temples, gardens and historic streets.

More Hidden Travel Gems

  • Banff, Canada: mountain scenery and hiking
  • Porto, Portugal: food, wine and river views
  • Edinburgh, Scotland: castles and history
  • Lake Bled, Slovenia: one of Europe's hidden gems

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