Electronics for International Travel

•  The hub for communication, maps, translations, photography, digital wallets, and boarding passes.
•  Cloud Access -  Storing digital copies of your passport, travel insurance, tickets, and other key documents securely in the cloud ensures that if your smartphone or luggage is lost or stolen, you can still access vital information from any device 

• Ideal for working, editing videos, or handling tasks that need more screen space than a cell phone can offer. Personalized video selection for long travel days.

•  Reduce cabin noise (mechanical or HUMAN) and make travel more comfortable. 
• I have used: Sony, Bose, & Apple. It really depends if you prefer over the ear or ear buds. 
• While sitting upright headphones work great. For lay-flat situations ear buds are far less intrusive. 
• This is a personal preference choice.  I Bring both !!

• About the size of a deck of cards, it creates a private Wi-Fi network from a hotel’s wired or shared connection.

•  Improves security, allows multiple devices to connect, and often boosts weak signals. 

• Look at the label on your device or charger. 
  • If it says “Input: 100–240V”, it’s dual voltage — no transformer needed, just a plug adapter. 
  • If it says “120V only”, you’ll need a transformer in countries using 220–240V.
     

 Always match or exceed your device’s wattage:

• Phone, camera, shaver: under 50W 
• Laptop, tablet: 50–100W 
• Hair dryer, iron: 1200–1800W 

• Choose a converter 25%–50% higher than your device’s wattage for safety.
   

•  Works across different plug types and voltages; multi-port options charge several devices at once. 
• Many hotels supply these but you should carry your own.

•  Smart trackers such as Apple AirTag, Samsung SmartTag, or Tile help keep tabs on luggage, backpacks, and even passports.  Some are as thin as a credit card

• I HAVE SMART TRACKERS ATTACHED TO ALL CRITICAL TRAVEL ITEMS

•  A compact, high-capacity portable charger keeps devices powered during flights, train rides, or long days out.
•  Power Bank Warning:
  Carry power banks only in hand luggage (under 100Wh) — never in checked bags. 

• Handy for quick notifications, payments, and step tracking. 

•  Provides reliable internet without relying on public wi-fi. SEE BELOW

•  A gimbal is a handheld stabilizer that keeps your smartphone or camera steady while filming, eliminating shaky footage and giving video a smooth, professional look.