Does she have a comfortable travel dress? Great, now how about some bralettes for the plane? Speaking of the plane, she'll need a fab weekender bag, a cushy (but not too cushy) neck pillow, and some coloring books to cure that mid-flight boredom. Organization is key! We found products that will organize jewelry, toiletries, and even all her chargers.
Once she's reached her destination, she might want a real camera to document her journey, a travel diary to jot down all the cool stuff she sees, and a tiny craft cocktail kit to amp up the fun. These gifts go for road-trippers, too. If she's more about pitching a tent in the Arizona desert than clinking cocktails in Capri, she might be in need of an everlasting ear swab or some reusable laundry bags. Whatever she's into, we've got it!
With over 9,000 5-star reviews on Amazon, this nifty organizer can carry earrings, rings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches, and hairpins and keeps them detangled.
File under: genius. This specialized caddy fits over roller suitcase handles, where it holds your coffee, phone, and other essentials at the ready and hands-free.
It's true what they say: The best gifts come in small packages. This adapter wall charger is a must during international trips, and she'll thank you when she's running on empty and pulls this beauty out of her bag!
What makes this bag so unique is that it can hold a bunch of her things, yet when she's not using it, folds into the size of a small book. "These bags are amazing! I ordered one for my trip to Italy to bring as an extra bag for souvenirs and was pleasantly surprised when I opened it up at how spacious and sturdy it was," one reviewer wrote.
Upgrade her travel gear with an elegant passport cover. This fine Italian leather version comes in four colors, and has room for other travel documents and cards.
These little containers, made by sustainable brand Cadence, are a godsend. They're actually leakproof, magnetic, and each set is customizable by color, size, and label. She can bring all her favorite products along without worrying she'll need to give them up for TSA!
At first glance, this reusable gadget may seem a little gross, but anyone who travels a lot knows how annoying it can be to tote around a bunch of loose q-tips. This sustainable product eliminates 1,000 single-use cotton swabs while still cleaning your eyes or removing your makeup.
This set of six emergency alarms release a signal that reaches up to a distance of almost 607 feet. The sound can also last for 50 minutes. It's compact, durable, and has LED lights for optimal protection when traveling.
This durable and waterproof couch has three pockets to hold your phone, water bottle, and reading material. You also won't need a pump to inflate it, just whisk it through the air three or four times.
This tray table organizer from AAPI-owned Serenity Organizers will help make her flight a breeze. She’ll have everything in one place and easily accessible. Plus, the organizer keeps her items off the tray itself — a bonus for a plane feature notorious for germs.
This pinnable cork globe is perfect for the world traveler who wants to a keep a visual reminder of where she's been, all while thinking about where she's headed next.
Available in a bunch of different cocktail options, this nifty kit has everything she needs to make her favorite drink. All she needs to do is add the booze.
It's maybe not something she would buy for herself, but she'll sure be glad she has it. It's compact and lightweight — but can still hold a lot of laundry.
This tote is the be-all, end-all of weekender bags. Designed with a shoe compartment at the bottom, she can rest assured those heels (or hiking boots) won't be smooshed by the time she reaches Nashville (or Yosemite).
Alesandra is a digital travel and lifestyle journalist based in Los Angeles. Her work has appeared in Good Housekeeping, Woman’s Day, Prevention, Insider, Glamour, Shondaland, AFAR, Parents, TODAY, and countless other online and print outlets. Alesandra has a masters degree in journalism with an emphasis on cultural reporting and criticism from NYU, and a bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley. An avid traveler, she trots the globe with her husband and their twins.
After over a decade as a digital editor, Maggie Panos is navigating freelance writing and full-time parenting. She covered entertainment for POPSUGAR from New York and San Francisco before setting down roots in tree-covered Portland and focusing on local journalism. A self-proclaimed "okay baker", Maggie is interested in all things lifestyle — especially if those things involve Bravolebrities.