A variety of cassette tape covers re-purposed as luggage tags. Kick off your Sunday shoes, yo.

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Kids make traveling light a near impossibility. Here’s help: Starts out as a wee square pack. Unfolds into a baby seat that works with adult-sized chairs.

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Up the chances of finding your lost bags with this luggage lock. The catch: whoever finds it must be smart and kind and call the toll-free number printed on the lock. Also, it’s TSA approved, which means airport security has a universal key to get in and out of your bag without having to break in.

It’s a compilation of that interesting one-page feature in New York magazine where they snap a photo of someone off the street and run it with some insight into said person’s style. This way, you can look as long as you like.

Completely natural skincare products of the highest quality designed to pamper your travel-weary skin and soften the effects of jet lag. Quick backstory on the price tag: That’s actually a huge discount. The Sodashi line is produced in Australia and found in exclusive hotels and spas worldwide.

Now that’s a beautiful and tasty campfire finale.

Sushi becomes less foreign when your potential culinary adventurer can look at it and touch it without actually ingesting raw fish. Yet. Nice that it zips up well for travel, too.

A seriously loud alarm for such a tiny little gadget. That’s money well spent on peace of mind.

Vacations and card games go together like coffee and morning. It’s just right. Comes with a little notebook and pencil for keeping score, and a card game instruction booklet.

P.S. I can beat you at SlapJack.

Nice to have on hand for that quick load in the hotel sink. I like how the simple act of doing laundry somehow manages to make you feel a little more at home, wherever you are. These are TSA approved, too.