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⌈ Secret Post #4179 ⌋

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Gift Ideas!

[kaijinscendre]

My mom is traveling to Ireland in October. She also has a birthday coming up soon. I want to get her a gift to help with traveling. Ideas?

Re: Gift Ideas!

[(Anonymous)]

Does she travel much and have a lot of gear already? Some of the things I've found really helpful in international travel are:

* really good walking shoes - aim for comfort and durability, not style and bonus points for shoes that can be easily slipped on and off at airport security
* a sturdy carry on bag - make sure the size dimension fits with the airlines' rules
* a nice day bag/purse
* money belt - depending on where she stays and eats, using cash might be necessary and carrying around large amounts can make travelers nervous.

If you know what cities she'll be in, AirBnB also sells "experiences" and there's a wide range of things... guided walks, farm visits, boat rides, cooking classes

Re: Gift Ideas!

[kaijinscendre]

A money belt might work. I know she will mostly be in Dublin.

Re: Gift Ideas!

[tabaqui]

If she hasn't traveled overseas before, she'll need a plug to convert anything, since the plug-ins for things like your computer, phone, or a hair dryer are different in the UK/Europe are a different voltage.

(Explained more here: https://www.uk-yankee.com/guide/expat-guide-uk/electronics-compatibility)

They're not dreadfully expensive, but certainly handy!
https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-America-Kingdom-Grounded-Polarized/dp/B000BMC5OQ

Re: Gift Ideas!

[kaijinscendre]

Sadly she has one from going to England. :(