A selection of travel-friendly gifts.
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Perfect for staffers or guests on their way to a trade show or meeting, these travel-friendly products can serve as gifts on their own or make a generous addition to any of our recently featured tote bags.1. The iLuv portable multimedia player ($229.95) has an 8.4-inch color LCD screen and built-in dual stereo speakers, and can play DVDs, CDs, and videos from an iPod.
2. The 2008 edition of The Best Travel Writing ($16.95) makes for appropriate onboard reading.
3. A pocket-size Field Notes journal ($10 for three 48-page books) helps travelers keep track of where they’re going and where they’ve been.
4. PB Travel’s 40- by 66-inch cashmere throw ($225) is a luxurious way to stay warm.
5. The perfect size for carry-on liquids, Todd Oldham’s one-quart patterned bags ($6 for 15 bags) are a fun alternative to plain plastic.
6. This Works’s travel kit ($59) packs eight gender-neutral products—including aromatherapy mist and lip balm—into travel-friendly one-ounce containers.
7. Forgo the flimsy freebies for Just Do Good’s in-flight audio set ($32), with retractable earphones, earbuds in two sizes, a multi-jet adapter, and a storage pouch.
8. Peeled Snacks' Fruit and Nut Picks ($1.99 each) are packaged separately, allowing snackers to create their own custom mix like cashews and dried pineapple.
9. Curious Cookies ($18.95 for a dozen) are individually wrapped and have no trans fats or preservatives. Flavors include chocolate chip and ginger cranberry and also come in gluten- and sugar-free varieties.
2. The 2008 edition of The Best Travel Writing ($16.95) makes for appropriate onboard reading.
3. A pocket-size Field Notes journal ($10 for three 48-page books) helps travelers keep track of where they’re going and where they’ve been.
4. PB Travel’s 40- by 66-inch cashmere throw ($225) is a luxurious way to stay warm.
5. The perfect size for carry-on liquids, Todd Oldham’s one-quart patterned bags ($6 for 15 bags) are a fun alternative to plain plastic.
6. This Works’s travel kit ($59) packs eight gender-neutral products—including aromatherapy mist and lip balm—into travel-friendly one-ounce containers.
7. Forgo the flimsy freebies for Just Do Good’s in-flight audio set ($32), with retractable earphones, earbuds in two sizes, a multi-jet adapter, and a storage pouch.
8. Peeled Snacks' Fruit and Nut Picks ($1.99 each) are packaged separately, allowing snackers to create their own custom mix like cashews and dried pineapple.
9. Curious Cookies ($18.95 for a dozen) are individually wrapped and have no trans fats or preservatives. Flavors include chocolate chip and ginger cranberry and also come in gluten- and sugar-free varieties.
