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Collapsible water bottles: the travel gear that squashes flat when you're done
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Collapsible water bottles: the travel gear that squashes flat when you're done

The best collapsible water bottles for 2026: fold-flat picks for flights, hiking, running and festivals, plus...

Power Banks on Planes Face New Rules in 2027 — What Travellers Need to Know
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Power Banks on Planes Face New Rules in 2027 — What Travellers Need to Know

From January 2027, IATA rules will ban in-flight power bank use and cap passengers at two chargers. Which airl...

From Carry-Ons to Point-and-Shoots: The Travel Gear Stories Worth Your Attention This Season
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From Carry-Ons to Point-and-Shoots: The Travel Gear Stories Worth Your Attention This Season

A compact travel camera, carry-ons that beat rising baggage fees, and end-of-summer sales: the travel shopping...

How to Dress for a New York Winter Without Sacrificing Style
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How to Dress for a New York Winter Without Sacrificing Style

Stylist-approved tips for dressing for a New York winter: layering, statement coats and boots that handle icy...

Travel Pants Editors Actually Swear By — No Sweats Required
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Travel Pants Editors Actually Swear By — No Sweats Required

Editors' favourite travel pants that aren't sweats: comfortable jeans, wide-leg trousers and pull-on styles te...

Shania Twain Travels With a Recording Studio, Fresh Spinach, and a Soft Spot for Quebec City
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Shania Twain Travels With a Recording Studio, Fresh Spinach, and a Soft Spot for Quebec City

Shania Twain on travelling with a Pro Tools rig, her love of Quebec City and Egypt, vegetarian travel tips, an...

The Mary Jane Sneaker Is Quietly Becoming the Best Shoe You Can Pack
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The Mary Jane Sneaker Is Quietly Becoming the Best Shoe You Can Pack

Mary Jane sneakers are the travel shoe of the season: ballet-flat style, sneaker comfort and they pack flat. H...

Why a Carbon Monoxide Detector Belongs on Your Packing List
Travel & Airline News

Why a Carbon Monoxide Detector Belongs on Your Packing List

Carbon monoxide kills travellers every year. Here's why a portable CO detector belongs in your suitcase, how t...

Ballast's Beach Pillow Weighs Four Ounces and Solves Two Classic Beach Problems
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Ballast's Beach Pillow Weighs Four Ounces and Solves Two Classic Beach Problems

The Ballast Beach Pillow weighs four ounces, packs to palm size, and anchors itself with sand — plus slots for...

Ganni x Hunter's £50 handbag raincoat is the quirky travel accessory for rainy city breaks
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Ganni x Hunter's £50 handbag raincoat is the quirky travel accessory for rainy city breaks

The Ganni x Hunter handbag raincoat costs £50, folds flat in your carry-on and keeps your bag dry on rainy cit...

Fall Backpacking: How to Pack for 40-Degree Days Without Overloading Your Bag
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Fall Backpacking: How to Pack for 40-Degree Days Without Overloading Your Bag

Fall's 40-degree temperature swings wreck packing plans. Here's how to layer smart, sleep warm, and keep your...

What to Wear to a Winter Wedding, Wherever It Takes You
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What to Wear to a Winter Wedding, Wherever It Takes You

Winter wedding guest dress tips for every dress code, from black-tie gowns in Chamonix to cocktail midis and b...

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