The Most Forgotten Travel Items

Traveling can be a lot of fun, but it can also be stressful. You have to pack everything you need and then worry about whether your bag will fit in the overhead bin or if you’ll get lost in transit. I’ve been traveling for years and still sometimes forget some of the most important things on this list. If you forget anything, always ask us first, we are fully stocked!

The Most Forgotten Travel Items

Headphones

Headphones are a must for long flights, but they’re also great for blocking out noise at airports and on trains. They can be used to listen to music or watch movies, talk with friends on the phone or read an e-book. The best part? You don’t need an adapter in order to plug them into most devices.

Water bottle

Hydration is important. If you’re traveling long distances, especially by plane or car, it’s easy to forget about hydrating yourself. But don’t worry: You can always find something to drink on the road—just make sure that whatever you’re drinking has some electrolytes (like Gatorade) in it.

But if you’re looking for a little more variety than that, there are plenty of other things your water bottle can do besides just hold liquid! Maybe your favorite shampoo doesn’t come with its own container? Or maybe sunscreen isn’t synced with the season? If so, our friend [insert name here] has got some ideas for how we can repurpose our bottles into something useful and stylish at the same time!

Snacks

Snacks are a great way to stay on track while traveling. They can be high in protein, fiber, and healthy fats, low in sugar and sodium, and easy to eat with one hand—all of which will help you avoid overeating when eating out.

If you’re going through security at the airport or train station (or anywhere else), pack snacks that are easy to eat on the go. These should also be healthy options that won’t cause anyone any discomfort during travel time: no processed foods or junk foods; as few preservatives as possible; whole grains instead of refined grains; less fat than regular potato chips/graham crackers/pretzels etcetera so that your stomach doesn’t expand too much before reaching its limit (this is especially important if you’re flying).

Books/magazines

The next time you’re stuck on a long flight, bring along a book to read. If the topic of the book is interesting to you and the flight is going to be at least three hours long, it might be worth bringing along some magazines as well. Even if it’s not an exciting topic, there are often interesting articles in magazines that can keep your mind occupied for hours—and if nothing else, they will help pass time until we land!

It’s also important that you remember to bring some reading material with which to entertain yourself while staying in hotels or resorts: books or magazines are always appreciated by guests who want something other than television channels (or maybe even better than television channels). Most hotels have free Wi-Fi these days; however, if not then there will still likely be another option such as cable TV which may provide better programming than what is available over the Internet!

Clothes line

A clothes line is a great way to dry your clothes and avoid wrinkles. You can use it to hang your clothes while you are at the hotel, or at home if you don’t have an outdoor space.

Shoe bag

The shoe bag is an Underrated Travel Item that can make your trip more enjoyable. It’s easy to find, keeps dirt and germs out of your shoes, keeps them clean and organized. It also makes it easy for you to see what size shoe you need before leaving home (you don’t want to be stuck in a foreign country without the right clothes).

Power strip

If you’re traveling with multiple devices, a power strip can be used to charge them all at once. This is especially helpful if you have an electric toothbrush and an Apple Watch that need charging in the same room. And it’s even better if your hotel room has only one outlet!

You can also use a power strip to charge multiple devices in one location—like when there’s only one plug available for each device but you want to leave it plugged in any way just because of convenience (or laziness).

Wet wipes

• Wet wipes are a great way to keep your hands clean while traveling. They can be used to clean surfaces, both natural and man made, as well as your body and clothes. Use them in lieu of soap when washing up after a meal or simply after using the bathroom.
• Wipes are also useful if you’re trying to clean electronics like laptops or smartphones without having access to water (which might not be available). Simply wipe down these items with some wet wipes before putting them away so they stay free from dirt and grime!

We hope this list has inspired you to travel more and made your travels a little less stressful! Remember, the world is your oyster. You can go anywhere and do anything with just these ten items. And we’re sure that if you try them out on your next trip, they’ll make the experience even better than it was before.