Packing lists for cruises, park days, family trips and work travel, put together by a travel advisor so your trip feels easy before you leave home.
The small things I pack for every trip and recommend to every client.
A fresh cloth every day, and nothing damp going back in the suitcase.
View on AmazonYour own clean towel anywhere, then toss it before you fly home.
View on AmazonSmall enough for a purse, and a kindness in a shared cabin or hotel room.
View on AmazonSpray, smooth and hang. No iron needed.
View on AmazonLatch-close carry-ons and garment bags that convert into a duffel. The two styles I reach for first.
Aluminum frame with latch closures, so there is no zipper to split or snag.
View on AmazonAluminum frame and latches, with a cup holder and a charging port built in.
View on AmazonA sleek polycarbonate shell sized for the overhead bin.
View on AmazonLays flat for suits and dresses, then zips into a duffel.
View on AmazonA two-in-one garment bag and duffel that fits the overhead bin.
View on AmazonReliable, well-made pieces chosen to make the airport the easiest part of your day.
Light, tough shell with smooth spinner wheels.
View on AmazonA softside option with outside pockets and very little weight.
View on AmazonPersonal-item size with a sleeve that slides over your suitcase handle.
View on AmazonWeigh the bag at home and skip the surprise fee at the counter.
View on AmazonSturdy combination locks that security can open without cutting.
View on AmazonEasy to spot on the carousel, with a privacy flap over your details.
View on AmazonPacking systems that keep a shared suitcase calm from the first day to the last.
Pack by outfit or by person and gain space back.
View on AmazonHangs on a door hook so a small bathroom stays clear.
View on AmazonKeeps necklaces untangled and earrings paired.
View on AmazonOne pouch for every cable, charger and adapter.
View on AmazonHolds several passports and boarding documents together.
View on AmazonFor the formal-night outfit that needs to arrive unwrinkled.
View on AmazonSmall things that make a stateroom work harder. Check your cruise line's prohibited-items list before you pack anything electrical.
Cabin walls are metal, so these add hanging space instantly.
View on AmazonOne wall plug charges four devices, without the power strip that some lines confiscate.
View on AmazonClears the vanity and gives everyone a pocket.
View on AmazonKeeps your ship card on you at the pool and in port.
View on AmazonFolds to nothing and opens up for shore days.
View on AmazonA drug-free comfort option many cruisers like to have on hand.
View on AmazonKinder to the water at beach clubs and snorkel stops.
View on AmazonLight enough to carry from rope drop to fireworks.
Hands-free and small enough for most ride bins.
View on AmazonAfternoon showers are part of the schedule in Florida.
View on AmazonWet, wring and wear during long queues.
View on AmazonKeeps air moving while your hands stay free.
View on AmazonStays cold all day and refills at any fountain.
View on AmazonPut one on at the first sign of rubbing.
View on AmazonKeeps your phone secure on rides and ready for photos.
View on AmazonPieces built to last for years of travel. Buy once, travel beautifully.
Premium build with a lifetime guarantee from the maker.
View on AmazonA step up in materials, finish and interior organisation.
View on AmazonA weekender that looks better with age.
View on AmazonNoise cancelling that makes a long flight feel shorter.
View on AmazonRest, quiet and hydration for long flights and full days.
Takes the edge off cabin noise while you can still hear announcements.
View on AmazonA comfortable choice for long-haul flights.
View on AmazonSoft, light and blocks the cabin lights.
View on AmazonEasy to add to a water bottle after security.
View on AmazonLets wireless headphones work with the seatback screen.
View on AmazonA whole library that weighs less than one paperback.
View on AmazonA system for work trips, retreats and offsites.
Padded laptop sleeve and a strap that slides over your suitcase handle.
View on AmazonEnough power to recharge a laptop between meetings.
View on AmazonOne adapter for international plugs, with USB-C.
View on AmazonOne for each bag, so you always know where your luggage is.
View on AmazonFor the outfit that has to look sharp.
View on AmazonI plan multigenerational family trips, group cruises and women's getaways. Tell me where you want to go and I'll take it from there.
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