40+ Great Gifts for Business Travelers for Men and Women

Apple AirPods Max are some of the best on the market right now. They offer active noise canceling, Transparency Mode, spatial audio, and Digital Crown for volume control.

Bose is always a leader in audio and noise-canceling headphones, with this latest version raising the bar. These Bluetooth over-the-eat wireless headphones offer spatial audio, crystal clear audio with a built-in microphone, and 24-hour battery life.

If you prefer in-ear options, the Apple AirPods Pro offer good noise-canceling, with an option for transparency mode. These include a MagSafe charging case, personalized spatial audio, customizable in-ear fit, and Bluetooth connection to your iPhone. The only drawback is the battery life.

For those that work out while traveling, the Beats Fit Pro are great wireless earbuds for exercising with a better fit. The Beats Fit Pro feature true wireless noise cancellation, an Apple H1 headphone chip, compatible with Apple & Android, Class 1 Bluetooth®, a built-in Microphone, and six hours of listening time.

I still love my original wired Bose QuietComfort noise-canceling in-ear headphones because of the long battery life and the wire plugs into plane entertainment systems. However, if you want to lose the wire, the new wireless, Bluetooth earbuds also have a six-hour battery life with personalized noise cancelation and sound.

There are so many travel adapters on the market but EPICKA has been recognized as one of the best because of its four USB Type C slots for fast charging and support for most countries including the EU, UK, and Australia.

If you travel with multiple devices that need charging (and who doesn't?), save space with this compact, foldable wall charger. Instead of carrying multiple chargers, this wall charger can quickly charge three devices at once with both USB-C and USB-A ports.

If you need to charge a laptop, plus other devices, and want to protect against power surges, the Accell Power Travel Surge Protector is the solution.

If you have an iPhone and an Apple Watch, the MagSafe Duo is a great combo charger that is slim and perfect for travel. This one recently saved me when my phone wasn't charging due to water in my lightning port after using my phone in the rain, but I was still able to charge up using the MagSafe Duo.

Long travel days need lots of power, many times more than our phones provide. I always travel with a backup Power Bank. Anker is one of the best in business and this charger and power bank combo gives you everything you need to charge your laptop, iPad, and phones with USB Type A and USB Type C ports.

If you purchase a power strip with USB-C outlets and have an iPhone that still uses a Lightning port, make sure you have USB-C to Lightning cables to charge your iPhone!

While this item isn't a tech gadget, it is an important tech accessory. I love using these to keep my cords organized.

I try to minimize the number of devices that I travel with to reduce the weight of my travel bag. However, I also love to read every night before going to sleep. I've been very happy with my new Kindle. It is so small and light, but easier to read than on my phone. Plus, it is also great for beach vacations when I can finally read outside again without lugging my library books with me.

There isn't always time to relax and watch TV when traveling, but when there is and all the hotel television offers are a handful of channels, it is so nice to plug in a Fire Stick and get access to your favorite streaming services. I also like that this one has an Alexa Voice Remote.

We have all heard the warnings not to use public USB charging ports because of viruses but sometimes that is the easiest and only way to charge. This tiny device can protect you from someone accessing your phone's data or infecting it with malware.

Picture this. You are flying with Bluetooth headphones but you want to watch the movie on the plane through the seatback entertainment system. This device will connect two wireless devices to any audio jack.

Peak Design makes excellent camera bags and accessories and it has extended its smart design principles to other packing products. The Tech Pouch helps keep all the tech accessories, like cords and plugs, organized and easy-to-find.

I've always traveled with my own pillowcase because I have sensitive skin and commercial detergents irritate my skin. I am now a convert to silk pillowcases and the benefits for my skin and hair. I recommend getting various colors instead of white so that you remember to take it with you and housekeeping doesn't accidentally take your pillowcase.

I've tried many travel pillows and the one that works the best for me is the Cabeau Evolution neck pillow. I like the cooling fabric, the comfort, the fit, and especially the fact that I can roll it up and put it in a case to keep it clean and easily hook it to my travel bag.

I don't take any long flights without wearing compression socks to avoid blood clots and swelling. I like Comrad socks because they come in good patterns and colors and pull on easily without the need to roll them up my legs.

Whether you need to block out the light on an airplane or the glow of a hotel room, these comfortable silk sleepmasks are kind to your skin and hair while blocking light. Here is another tip for light that creeps in between curtains in a hotel room: bring alligator clips to hold the curtains closed.

WoolX Merino wool base layers are comfortable, breathable, moisture wicking, quick drying, and odor destroying. Lighten your packing load by using WoolX tshirts or long sleeve base layers on travel or casual days.

Hotel rooms can be so dry and it can do a doozy on your nose, sinuses, and hydration. Last year I invested in this small travel humidifier to help, especially with winter travel. I love that it is small and works with a basic water bottle. The only downside is that it can be a bit bright (hence the sleep mask!)

Dermalogica Antioxidant Hydramist Toner helps refresh skin that is dehydrated from travel. This travel size can stay in your bag and be used on the airplay or after washing your face.

I've tried so many different travel backpacks and the Tortuga is one of my favorites. The clamshell design gives a large, open section for packing clothing but I often fill it with a camera bag, tech pouch, tripod, and small purse. The backpack also has a laptop sleeve that fits my MacBook Pro, my Kindle, and whatever papers I'm bringing with me. The front pockets keep the rest of what I need easily accessible and the exterior water bottle keeps my hydration at hand. It also fits under the airplane seats to be used as a personal item.

In case you haven't noticed, I'm a fan of Peak Design and the company's Everyday Backpack is another great travel backpack option.

I love my TravelPro hardshell carry-on suitcase. I have an older version but I have a closet full of TravelPro and they never disappoint me. Personally, I prefer the hardshell for packing for carry-on only trips.

For longer trips, I prefer a soft-sided suitcase with four-wheels for easy transit through the airport and hotel hallways. I find the 25" size ideal for staying within the 50 lb. weight limit for most checked luggage.

For trips when I don't need to bring a camera or as much gear, I use my DELSEY Paris Chatelet shoulder bag as a personal item along with a carry-on roller bag. It easily fits my computer, tech pouch, and small purse and has a slip-on strap to easily attach it to my carry-on bag for easy transport through the airport.

The Beis weekender bag is my new favorite for short trips. This spacious bag has a protective laptop sleeve, large storage compartment, zipper pocket, and a zip-off section that is perfect for packing shoes. It even has a sleeve to fit over the handle of a roll-on bag.

I enjoy using packing to keep things organized, especially on long trips when I'm moving around a lot and packing and unpacking frequently. However, I also appreciate the compression abilities to help me fit more into my suitcase. Eagle Creek is always my go-to for packing cubes.

Even though I have pre-check I still pack my liquids in a clear bag in case I need to go through the regular TSA security line. It can be hard to fit everything into one quart-size Ziploc so I find these clear bags with more structure can fit a bit more.

Sometimes even business travelers need a spare tote or shopping bag that they can bring along in case they need some extra space on the trip home for those meeting materials or conference handouts (or impulse purchases!) I love these canvas tote bags that come printed with maps of states, cities, and even national parks -- pick your favorite!

I prefer a hard shell carry-on suitcase because it is easy to keep my dirty laundry on one side and clean on the other. However, I find the plastic laundry bags provided by hotels aren't usually big enough. These moisture and smell-proof travel laundry bags will keep your clean clothes fresh.

Sometimes you need to do some sink laundry while on the road but there is never a good spot to hang it to dry quickly. I mean, so many hotel rooms don't even have enough space to hang a towel! This Kiva travel clothesline is easy to affix to the bathroom door or fixture and you can easily hang clothing from the hooks.

I use these small silicone pots to easily refill with my moisturizer and other small creams I need while traveling.

I never leave the house without a refillable water bottle, especially when I travel. The Hydroflask slim design fits in the water bottle pocket of my travel bags but holds more than other water bottles. Plus it keeps my water nice and cold.

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Going (formerly Scott's Cheap Flights) offers customizable flight sale alerts based on your preferred airport. Business travelers may not mind flying on the company dime, but everyone wants to save some money occasionally.

Keep your information safe while on the road and using public WiFi.

Priority Pass provides access to over 1,300 airport lounges. Membership is included in some premium travel credit cards, like the American Express Platinum, but a membership can also be purchased individually. Once you get used to lounge access, it is hard to go back! It makes travel much more comfortable and less stressful.

TSA Precheck is a must for all frequent travelers. Many travel credit cards, such as the Capital One Venture card, will reimburse the application fee for TSA Precheck so there is no reason not to apply!

Clear is a fast and easy way to get through airport security, especially in airports where TSA Precheck lines rival standard security. Clear or Clear with Precheck are almost always shorter. And, once again, some premium credit cards will provide a credit towards the annual fee (such as the American Express Platinum.)