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Amazon Prime Day 2024 has arrived, and you should know that this is not my first rodeo. In fact, I’ve been covering Prime Day as a shopping editor for more than five years and have been keep a running tab on the best deals for travelers each year. So, I’ve naturally become the go-to shopping guide for my globe-trotting friends, who always ask me for the top hits of Prime Day — and what’s actually worth grabbing today.

Over the two-day shopping event on July 16 and July 17, shoppers can score epic discounts on some of my favorite travel essentials that will keep you comfortable and organized on your next trip — from Samsonite luggage and comfortable sneakers to Laneige lip masks and Apple AirTags and more. With millions of discounts to sift through, I’ve done the hard part for you and rounded up the best Amazon Prime Day deals on my must-have items that are on sale today.

Best Overall Picks

Scroll for the travel products I always tell my friends and family to not sleep on this time of year in Amazon’s Prime Day event — all on sale for as little as $4.

Luggage and Travel Bags

Samsonite Freeform Hardside Carry-on Suitcase

If it’s a two-week trip or less, I make it my goal to pack everything I need into a carry-on. This best-selling, Samsonite suitcase at Amazon has more than 10,000 five-star ratings (it’s so popular, 2,000+ were purchased last month!), and I’ve watched it go on sale every year on Prime Day. Considering it’s from a trusted travel brand, the lightweight, 21-inch roller bag with a TSA combination lock and multi-directional spinner wheels is a no-brainer and always makes my list.

Rungion Crescent Sling

Prime Day is brimming with purses galore, making it the perfect opportunity to update your travel bag game. My friends and I have swapped our fanny packs for crescent moon-shaped crossbody bags in the last year since they’re more spacious and versatile, transitioning easily from day to night.

Matein Carry-on Backpack

To avoid checked bag fees, lost luggage, and the hassle of lugging a heavy bag across cobblestone streets and up walk-up Airbnbs when traveling, I rely on a spacious carry-on backpack like this one (my go-to is from Thule and currently $50 off). With an impressive 4.7 rating, it fits a lot more than you’d think; in fact, reviewers rave how it packs in “a week’s worth of outfits and shoe options in this bag without doing laundry.” It’s durable, expandable, and convertible (tuck in the straps and it’s a duffel). You’ll breeze through TSA and avoid baggage claim with this baby.

Travel Packing Hacks

Veken 8-Set Packing Cubes

If you buy one travel product during Prime Day, let it be packing cubes. I’ve been using them for four years, and I’m a huge fan since they not only help me fit all of my essentials into a carry-on, but they also keep me organized throughout my trips so I don’t have to unpack the entire contents of my suitcase to find something. At less than $20 for a set of eight packing cubes (that’s just $2.50 per organizer), you can’t go wrong with this set.

Eoehro Passport Cover

At a whopping 62 percent off, Amazon’s best-selling passport cover is on sale for just $4 for Prime Day. It will keep your passport protected and in ship-shape, and I also love this Apple AirTag wallet holder, which is 20 percent off, that you can slip inside to keep tabs on your ID when traveling.

Cadence Travel Containers

Having travel-friendly, leak-proof capsules to hold your toiletries is essential, and I love using these beautiful, minimalistic containers from Cadence. They come labeled, are available in a slew of colors, and are magnetic, so they stick together and are easy to find in your suitcase.

Fyy Electronic Organizer

Long gone are the days of having a several-foot-long, knotted mess of electronic cords in your personal item during travel. This compact tech case organizes your cables, chargers, earbuds, and more while you’re on the go, and keeps everything in one place so it’s easy to find when your Amazon Kindle or AirPods are dying.

Travel Tech

Apple AirTag

Amazon Prime Day is one of the few shopping events that Apple AirTags go on rare sale. I find these Bluetooth trackers so useful, I keep one in my suitcase, personal item, and my dog’s harness. It gives me peace of mind knowing the location of my bags in transit (I’ve even tracked mailed packages from Italy to the U.S. with them), and they make perfect gifts for family, friends, and coworkers. Grab a single or set of four — both on sale.

Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) 

Earbud and headphone prices are at an all-time low during Prime Day, and Apple products are rarely discounted, so it’s best to take advantage when they are. The AirPod Pros feature noise cancellation, a customizable fit, and a surprisingly long battery life, and they’ll keep you entertained for hours while traveling. (Psst, if you’re looking for an over-the-ear headphone, you can get these Beats headphones for 40 percent off right now.)

Iseyyox Portable Charging Station

This 3-in-1 charging station that powers up your iPhone, AirPods, and Apple watch is perfect for travelers since it folds up and can be packed into any bag without taking up much space. Don’t forget to add the additional $4 on-site coupon to your order. If you’re looking for a sleek option for your nightstand at home, this standing version has more than 11,000 five-star ratings and is a whopping 91 percent off.

Solo Travel Personal Safety Devices

She’s Birdie The Original Personal Safety Alarm

As a female solo traveler, I keep a number of personal safety devices on me, and I recommend this little Birdie alarm to my friends. While you can’t always travel with mace, this gadget produces an extremely loud alarm with flashing strobe-light when activated to help deter an attacker and gives me more peace of mind when adventuring on my own.

AceMining Portable Door Lock

Amazon’s best-seller in the “door latches and bolts” category, solo travelers can also pick up this flight attendant-approved door latch for an extra layer of security when staying in hotels. Multiple flight attendants claim to use this safety device when hotel door locks don’t feel sturdy enough, saying that it allows them to sleep at night. It hardly takes up any space in your suitcase and will only set you back $12, which feels worth it in my book.

Loveledi Portable Charger Duo

As a solo traveler, it’s important to keep my devices charged so I have access to directions and can make calls in the case of an emergency — and my iPhone battery drains pretty quickly these days. Luckily, Amazon is practically giving away this portable charger duo with 13,000+ five-star ratings at 67 percent off. You get two portable chargers for the price of one, meaning you’ll pay just $15 per charger and either have a back-up or gift for a fellow traveler.

In-flight Travel Essentials

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask

My lips are perpetually dry and the air on planes just feels like it sucks all of the moisture from my skin, so I pack this Laneige lip mask in my personal item for long-haul flights. It’s packed with vitamin C and shea butter to moisturize and hydrate lips practically overnight so they are silky smooth upon landing. With more than 34,000 five star-ratings, this is a skincare favorite for a reason.

Ostrichpillow Go Neck Pillow

I’ve convinced a few friends (and have the in-flight selfies to prove it) to invest in my hack for beating jet lag during travel, which is this incredibly comfortable travel neck pillow. I’ve tried a ton of travel pillows, and I found this to be the most comfortable, thanks to the ergonomic design and plush memory foam. While it is a splurge, it’s on sale today — and coming off a long-haul flight feeling rested and ready to start your trip on the right foot is worth the price tag, in my opinion.

Hydro Flask Wide-mouth Water Bottle

I have a collection of different-sized Hydro Flask water bottles at the ready, depending on if I’m hydrating throughout my work day, heading to the airport, or going for a walk with my dog. The 32-ounce, wide-mouth bottle is the perfect size for travel and fits in the seat pocket of the plane, so I don’t have to ask the flight attendant for water refills as often. Plus, it keeps my water ice-cold for hours, which feels like a super refreshing treat during travel.

Comfortable Travel Clothing

Yolix Flare Leggings

I never thought I’d adopt the flare yoga legging trend post-middle school, but it’s become my ultimate travel pant. With a high waistband and wide-leg, this has a much more comfortable silhouette for travel days in comparison to tight, skin-hugging leggings. While I own pairs from more high-end retailers like Alo Yoga, I’m eyeing this $10 lookalike from Amazon ahead of my next trip.

Reebok Women’s Classic Leather Sneaker

I always travel with a comfortable, white leather sneaker in my bag, because it’s versatile enough to pair with all of my travel outfits and still take me from day to night (it has become a key part of the traveler’s uniform over the years). This clean, retro take by Reebok is comfortable and has a more feminine silhouette, meaning it’ll look great even with dresses.

Efan Women’s Oversized Sweatshirt

I know it’s summer, but hear me out: I always freeze on planes and my travel-loving friends agree that packing a cozy layer for flights is crucial, even in July. This oversized sweatshirt will feel like you’re wearing comfy pajamas in-flight, but can also pull double-duty on your trip as a warm layer for those chilly summer evenings. Grab it while it’s more than 40 percent off in 29 colors.

Outdoor Gear

TrailBuddy Trekking Poles

This set of sturdy and comfortable collapsible trekking poles has a 4.7 rating with more than 48,000 five-star ratings — so you know it must be solid. While hiking over the years, and with a finicky knee, poles can be a game-changer on the trail, helping to distribute your weight better and reducing stress on your joints for a more enjoyable walk. I’ve seen these go on sale year after year, and I think it’s finally my sign to grab them for myself at just $32.

Lhknl Headlamp, 2-pack

I am my father’s daughter, and he has instilled his love for headlamps in me over the years. While I thought it was silly at first, they have proven to be way more useful than I imagined. A hands-free hack for hiking and camping, walking my dog before bed, or even rummaging through a suitcase in a shared hotel room, this best-selling LED headlamp at Amazon is lightweight for travel, conveniently charges via USB, and costs as little as $8 per light right now.

Coleman Dark Room Sundome Camping Tent

Amazon Prime Day is one of the best times to save on outdoor gear for hiking and camping, which is evident in this four-person Coleman tent that is 43 percent off right now and well under $100. While I typically wake up with the sun when camping, this weatherproof tent blocks 90 percent of sunlight if you want to sleep in or take a nap during the day and can be set up in 10 minutes.

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