5 travel gifts and accessories for your next trip

Travelling can sometimes feel less like a romantic escapade and more like an elaborate endurance test. But it doesn’t have to be with these five travel essentials. These aren’t just things for you to pack, but items to help you truly savour your next trip. From a memory foam neck pillow that will have you feeling like you’re in business class even if you’re not, to a backpack that discreetly dispenses wine, this collection includes some unique ideas for even the most seasoned traveller.

The Nighthawk M3 from NETGEAR is a cutting-edge mobile hotspot router that combines powerful WiFi performance with exceptional value. Delivering blazing-fast 5G via WiFi 6, this pocket powerhouse connects up to 32 devices without flinching — or draining your phone’s battery like a vampire in a blackout. With worldwide compatibility across 125+ countries and an intuitive LCD screen for easy data management, it’s a techie’s dream with a traveller’s heart. Forget those flakey café hotspots — this is WiFi with a backbone. It even moonlights as a reliable backup for smart homes or surveillance when you’re not busy travelling the world.

A set of eight signature scents from Pana Dora Sweden to take on your next journey (or to remind you of past trips). From the crisp hush of Swedish Wood to the opulent whisper of Velvet Iris, these 15ml atomisers are bottled and ready to spritz wherever your travels happen to take you. Presented in a beautiful box that doubles as both a keepsake and a carry-on companion, every scent from the collection offers a different mood. And just like your travels, your perfume should never be forgettable.

Let’s face it… long journeys can be a little uncomfortable at tmies. In a world of lumpy neck pillows and tragic travel naps, the Ostrichpillow‘s Go Neck Pillow is a minimalist masterpiece — sleek and sublimely supportive. With a BASF® memory foam core that caresses your neck, this ergonomic cocoon offers 360° comfort worthy of first-class, even if you happen to be sitting in economy.

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Chatham’s Bermuda Deck Shoes, for him and for her, are the footwear equivalent of a vintage yacht: classic, well-crafted and ready to set sail. The men’s version, Bermuda II, pairs walnut nubuck with seahorse leather, while the women’s Bermuda Lady II mixes traditional moccasin style with modern durability. Anti-bacterial cushioning and razor-cut soles provided comfort, while additional resilience comes in the form of rot-proof stitching and a two-year guarantee. Sockless sophistication never looked so seaworthy.

Whether you’re ascending Alpine paths or hosting an impromptu vineyard picnic, this marvel from FlyWitthWine holds two bottles in a padded shell, dispenses drinks from a hidden spout (courtesy of a 1.5-litre bladder), and cradles your laptop like it’s a fine glass. There’s even room for wine-in-a-box pouches. Ergonomic, airline-friendly, and topped with a 10-year warranty, this is the perfect gift for that traveller who seems to have almost everything.

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Paul Johnson

Paul Johnson is Editor of A Luxury Travel Blog and has worked in the travel industry for more than 30 years. He is Winner of the Innovations in Travel ‘Best Travel Influencer’ Award from WIRED magazine. In addition to other awards, the blog has also been voted “one of the world’s best travel blogs” and “best for luxury” by The Telegraph.