Top 10 Travel Gifts

Shield and protect personal data with these RFID credit card covers. Ideal for use in any wallet or purse, when placed on top of a credit card they block illegal scans of RFID chips embedded in modern-day cards, shielding data and preventing identity theft. Furthermore, 'Card Guards' also prevent 2 contactless cards in the same wallet being billed simultaneously.

An essential security device for travellers on a budget. Such a clever and simple gadget which can be fitted to nearly all internal doors to keep intruders out while you sleep. It’s durable, small and lightweight – a must-have.

“Check it” before you check it! The Kikkerland travel scale allows travellers to weigh their luggage in advance, avoiding a stressful trip to the airport and costly surcharges.

The Elephant Foldable Shopping Bag, comes as a compact and colourful pouch in the shape of an elephant and unfolds into a tote bag with delicate decorative print. Very lightweight, the little elephant can fit into any handbag and be ready to use as an alternative to a plastic bag.

Small capsule shape key ring with a compartment with a screw in lid where you can hide or stash emergency notes 4.5cm x 1cm suitable for rolled up notes, not coins Box measures 5cm x 6cm x 2.5cm approximately

Stop mixing your dirty clothes with your clean clothes while travelling. This travel laundry bag is perfect for jetsetters everywhere. This lightweight map print bag has a compact, built in pouch so it can fold up nicely and an attached plastic carabiner that allows you to clip it to your bag or luggage. Made from easy-to-clean quick drying polyester this bag holds up to 20 litres of laundry.

The Vintage World Map Glasses Hard Case with lined interior and cleaning cloth to protect your glasses, featuring an extract of a political map of the world design, with countries in different colours, parallels and meridians, tropics and equator lines.

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When Christopher Columbus spotted Caribbean Indians sleeping in cotton nets slung between trees he thought it was such a good idea he adopted it for his crew. By 1660 hammocks were widely used in ships & sailors sometimes had to share a double one.

The ultimate backpacking essential, designed for every adventure. From gap year travellers to long-distance globetrotters, The Everest has all of your bases covered.