Must-Have Travelling Accessories For Your 2024 Holidays

Already planning a holiday abroad? With 2023 drawing to a close, many of us are turning to our future travel plans and getting ready to jet off abroad.

Whether you’re going long haul or to somewhere closer to home, travelling can be uncomfortable at times. Of course, the bulk of what you will need will depend on where you’re going but some travel accessories can improve every trip.

From power banks and headphones to travel sickness bands, this list covers all the must-have travelling accessories that every traveller needs for their holidays in 2024.

Noise-cancelling headphones

Taking a nap or settling in to watch a film can be difficult while travelling, but noise-cancelling Bluetooth headphones change the game completely. This tech can tune out distracting noises or conversations and help you sleep more soundly on long flights.

This is an easy way to solve common traveller complaints and also means you preoccupy your time the way you like without disturbing others.

Reusable water bottle

Hydration is key when travelling so investing in a good quality reusable water bottle is a great idea. True, you can’t take liquid over 100ml through airport security, you can bring an empty bottle and you can refill once you are through security.

Not only are they more eco-friendly, but you can take your reusable bottle wherever you go and it will save you money across your entire trip.

Apple AirTags

If you’re an iPhone user, you should consider getting a couple of Apple Airtags for your next trip. There have been many success stories about how AirTags have come in handy on holiday, including locating lost luggage and stolen possessions.

Simply pop one in your backpack or suitcase and you’ll be able to track its whereabouts through your phone at all times. You can activate the AirTag by holding it up near your iPhone and following the instructions that pop up.

Sea bands

If you’re unlucky enough to suffer from motion sickness, you don’t have to worry about feeling too ill to enjoy your travels. Sea bands are a great solution to reducing nausea during long car rides, boat trips, buses and trains.

These bracelets work by targeting the acupressure points on our wrists to relieve nausea and vomiting. According to Chinese medicine, pressure on this specific point stimulates nerves and helps us to feel better.

Portable Charger

There is nothing more frustrating than a dead phone with a flat battery, especially if you’re moving between destinations or in for a long flight ahead. That’s where a portable charger comes in. These power banks will prevent you from getting stranded when out and are ideal for charging mobile phones, smart devices and your headphones when you’re low on power.

There are many great power banks for charging on the go and the best part is that often this tech is small enough to neatly slip into your bag – even your pocket. You don’t need to worry about a heavy charger taking up room.

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