2. Toilet Paper
This is one of the most important things
anyone can bring on a trip, but not
necessarily for the reason you’d think.
Toilet paper is a travel must because it’s
really more of an all-purpose tool. Yes, it
comes in handy in the bathroom
(especially in developing countries or
restrooms that are not well-stocked) –
but it will also be your savior when you
have a runny nose, need to wipe down a
messy table, want to create some
impromptu earplugs, need to cover a
wound on-the-go, or simply need a
napkin during your outdoorsy picnic.
3. Power Strip
It’s 2015. You shouldn’t have to choose
between charging your laptop, phone,
tablet, Kindle, camera battery, or electric
toothbrush. It’s always a good idea to
bring along a power strip in case you
need a few more outlets. You’ll thank
yourself when your hotel room has a
power surge, but all your devices will be
unaffected. Bonus: everyone at the
airport with a drained phone battery will
want to be your best friend.
4. Power Strip
It’s 2015. You shouldn’t have to choose
between charging your laptop, phone,
tablet, Kindle, camera battery, or electric
toothbrush. It’s always a good idea to
bring along a power strip in case you
need a few more outlets. You’ll thank
yourself when your hotel room has a
power surge, but all your devices will be
unaffected. Bonus: everyone at the
airport with a drained phone battery will
want to be your best friend.
