Travel Essentials from Amazon

My travel essentials from Amazon: Blue suitcase with outer pocket is on SALE today: amzn.to/3rNkHX2 The cord case in gray is on SALE today: amzn.to/3toplLn (only gray) My shacket is on SALE today: amzn.to/3rvx1uZ These pouches on SALE today: amzn.to/470unwn My striped sweater: amzn.to/3LzmlSQ Carry-On suitcase: amzn.to/3ZQjNpm Blue carry-on bag: amzn.to/46ogqYW Black 22": amzn.to/3QceVaU Striped backpack: amzn.to/3AUmMkX Gray backpack: amzn.to/3Oe1mGV Bracelets: amzn.to/46dVpAn Fall pajamas: amzn.to/3PPybJx Christmas pjs: amzn.to/48I4KBZ Neck pillow tube: amzn.to/46J5zsk New phone prop: amzn.to/3tp238h Pink phone flap: amzn.to/3owNNIx Phone case protector: amzn.to/48F4DqQ 2 piece travel outfit: amzn.to/3Q4F3Ez Liquid containers: amzn.to/3JkUnsD Liquids bag set: amzn.to/3rGeufr Hanging neck fan: amzn.to/3rvafDr Bag for shampoo bar: amzn.to/3L5jel2 Mesh pouches: amzn.to/3tmWiYG Toiletry kit hanging: amzn.to/3rGeufr Little baggies: amzn.to/3NNpM9G Travel mirror: amzn.to/3rOTuTB Men toiletry kit 2-sided: amzn.to/3F9oxg5 Tech electronic cord case: amzn.to/3tvrOnb Toiletry bag: amzn.to/3PMoT15 Phone charger: amzn.to/42bZ2ni Tray table cover: amzn.to/44zrPoy Slim nail clippers: amzn.to/3tjKUwO Nail file case: amzn.to/45fQmig Compression cubes: amzn.to/3FfTajP XL cubes: amzn.to/46HU4Sc Day backpack: amzn.to/3LR8rLG Crossbody bag (brown or black): amzn.to/3QPX7Tx Sunglasses case: amzn.to/3VDwj9l My sunglasses that fit: amzn.to/3LUqvof Lens cleaner: amzn.to/41bVLnA Purse straps: amzn.to/45jbfJs Larger black purse: amzn.to/3Ca9gdl Fanny pack: amzn.to/3tmVxPk Jewelry case: amzn.to/46CybEh Phone charger: amzn.to/48MQoA9 Silicon containers: amzn.to/470unwn Hats: amzn.to/3PMblmo Water repellent jacket: bit.ly/3L5lCIC Scarf: amzn.to/46F46mN Door stopper: amzn.to/3tvm393 Earrings: amzn.to/3NHukz4 FAN: amzn.to/3rvafDr Shop my travel outfits: bit.ly/LaurieTravelOutfits Shopt Amazon storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/traveltipsbylaurie 1. Organize your person item bag: bit.ly/HowToOrganizePersonalItemBag 2. 16ish Europe outfits: bit.ly/OutfitsTravelEurope 3. Christmas Market Tips: bit.ly/PackForChristmasMarket 4. Do NOT Wear in Airport Security: bit.ly/DoNotWearAirportSecurityLine

Remember Canada isn’t always cold. Last week in Ontario it was 28C in October. Our weather is similar to upstate NY. Pack according, but please come!

Thanks Laurie. I love your tips. I’ve bought the tripped tech bag, compression bag; and now ordered the hanging toiletries bag thanks to your recommendations.

That 11 pocket fanny pack is so perfect for festivals, markets, etc. Mine worked so well for me during powwow weekend, I went back home and got 3 more in different colours - including a dressy front one. That neck fan is a must for powwow weekend too!!

I picked up the tray table cover during the last Prime Day. I fly 2X a month and that is my favorite travel idem of this year! FYI. It also can go into washing machine and hang dry between flights.

I was in Daiso today and got some little liquid containers that you use for bento boxes and are used for sauces. They come in tiny sizes like .10 oz, .20 oz, .46 oz, up to 1.83 oz. They are perfect to use for tiny amounts and sell for $1.75 each pack. The smaller packs have 12 bottles, the next size has 9, the largest has 3. : )

Thanks for this awesome roundup of travel essentials! 🌍✈ Prime Days are a game-changer for getting all the must-haves at great prices. Definitely adding some of these to my cart for the next adventure! 🎒🔥

Hi Laurie. Great idea for the neck pillow. Those little bags are adorable! I have so many travel items that I feel I need to minimalize the stuff I ended up not using. This was a great video.

You always find the neatest products!! I loved just about everything you shared.

Definitely a hard sided suitcase person! First used one over 30 years ago and find them so good! The men's toiletry kit is great - going to get that for one my husband's Christmas presents. Also ordered all those little square bags - so many uses for them, and also, even though I have a great Turtl pillow, the one you can stuff with clothing is a great idea if you're traveling light.

I have the pocket for the tray and I LOVE IT!!!!! I will never, ever, travel without it. It is truly an essential item.

Thanks, Laurie! Great timing for buying for me…got a little bitty cash windfall and can now spend it of fun travel stuff!!💕

I absolutely love to watch your videos. I’m traveling to Switzerland next month so I really appreciate all the tips

After all these years of travel, I’m breaking down and buying your compression cubes! Thanks for all of your great videos. Always so helpful.

one I have 2 sets kind of like that in the long sleeve. I get so cold on a flight but they are light weight and comfy . And you got me with "wash on the plane." I'm laughing with you <3 I'm out of brain energy today, so it was extra cute.

So many awesome items! Happy shopping! Thank you, Laurie! God Bless you, sister!

I thought of a couple more ideas for overcrowded liquids bags. 1) If you do not have finicky hair, a small bottle of Sea to Summit Wilderness Wash can be used as body was, shampoo, laundry soap, and to wash dishes (even in a hotel, I have my spoon and cook mug to wash out a few times a day, and I hand wash a few items in the hotel sink every evening). Also, a Trader Joes shampoo bar is under $4. You can buy one before your trip, use it for both body and hair, and either put it in a soap bag or ziploc to bring home or, if you don't want to bother, at less than $4 you can afford to just toss it at the end of your travels. Smells great too!

Laurie, I've taken your tips and advice to heart. For a hopefully near future trip to London, I've purchased a cross body bag, and a surprisingly elegant looking backpack. I've also gotten a cord case in gray, and a cute makeup case in black. I'm just determined to relax on this trip and for once, not overpack and overcarry. Another recent trip found me struggling to carry my heavy purse. Never again. Completely unnecessary. Thanks for so many great tips!

Just wanted to thank you for always giving great tips to minimize the nerves when traveling. I just returned from traveling solo to meet up with my son (and then rented a car to sightsee as we headed home). I wanted to only bring a carry-on and personal bag. Going through security was easy because of all your tips. Once through, I moved to the side and took my time putting my shoes back on and getting re-situated. Because it was a full flight and small plane (CRJ), they asked for volunteers to gate check their bag. I decided to do that. Just needed to bring it right up to the plane when boarding and it was pulled off as soon as we landed (didn't need to go to baggage claim). I needed to ask for a belt extender (didn't need it on the same airline, larger plane a few months ago). But that went smooth and I didn't feel uncomfortable asking. The last time I flew, I sat with my daughter so I had someone to hold items as I got settled in my seat. This time, I bought a phone lanyard to put around my neck in the plane so I didn't have to worry about dropping my phone. A big peace of mind. Even when I got to the car rental, I felt comfortable enough to ask the attendant to help me link my GPS. All in all, your videos have helped me get back to enjoying traveling.

Thank you Laurie! Just in time for Prime Day & the holidays! 😅🎉