Travel gadgets & innovations
The latest & greatest mobile electronics to make your next journey a joy
CES 2019: Five incredible travel gadgets debuting in Las Vegas this week
From robot luggage to a ‘second brain’ that memorises faces, tech’s biggest annual convention has a lot of travel tech
In-flight
Hate flying? These backpacks, gadgets and innovations make air travel less stressful
What to put in your hand luggage on a long-haul flight
From noise-cancelling earphones to a zero-gravity pen, here’s what you should be keeping close to you on planes
Business travel
TravGear is on a mission to help you be more productive on the road
REVIEWED: LG Gram 17Z990 Ultra-Lightweight Laptop
Weighing just 1.3 kg/2.95 lbs, is this the ultimate ultra-light laptop?
Bags, backpacks & luggage
Your search for the perfect travel companion ends here
REVIEWED: WiWu Switch Backpack
This cleverly designed 4-in-1 bag presents a lot of options for work trips and overnight stays
Travel clothing
There's no such thing as bad weather just the wrong clothing
REVIEWED: MP Magic Socks
These ‘metal infusion’ antibacterial socks are good for a week of stink free travel
Travel photography & action cameras
Capturing your precious memories is no longer about just choosing a camera
REVIEWED: Chrome Niko camera backpack
Tough, watertight and with a unique way of gripping a tripod, this 23-litre bag is fit for photography expeditions
Reviews
All the latest travel product assessments in the one place
REVIEWED: Land Rover Explore smartphone
The first ‘adventure phone’ runs on Android and comes with extra battery power … and augmented reality
Bluetooth & wireless speakers
Cable free music is one of travels hottest products. Here are the latest
REVIEWED: Edifier MP100 portable speaker
With a 20-hour battery life, a travel-friendly design and bold sonics from a palm-sized speaker, this wireless wonder impresses
Travel advice & ideas
Get the knowledge from experienced travellers & frequent flyers
Five smartphones that will keep your personal data safe when travelling
If you’re using Wi-Fi hot-spots around the world, snoopers could get into your phone. Those dealing in corporate secrets and personal data
