Items that make your travel life a lot easier. I like this large wallet thing to pack together all my tickets, passport, wallet, items, earbuds etc. It's just nice to be able to have a central thing to throw everything into and be able to find later.
>>1062486
Where can I get one?
>>1062488
http://www.amazon.com/JAVOedge-Carry-all-Passport-Document-Travel/dp/B00JSCYL6U/ref=pd_sim_198_1?ie=UTF8&dpID=51Y1EYkX69L&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL200_SR160%2C200_&refRID=1B8DDNYA7TC9CTW0966R
>>1062486
>pack together all my tickets, passport, wallet, items, earbuds etc
If you lose it your travel is literally over
>>1062530
This, putting all together in a single place is retarded
Here maps and the offline ms Translator. My roaming deal is pretty good, but always easier to just have everything offline, esp that scanner/translator.
Also some sturdier transparent zip bags like the ones from muji always do a great job in wet conditions.
HERE maps is very great app when traveling abroad, you can download maps for free and navigate with them without internet.
A gold mine for thieves. Might as well kill yourself if you lose it.
>white skin
>dick
>top10 country passport
most important travel items, gets you to priority and other things in so many places. not a tumblr feminist fan but privilege really shows off when travelling.
also i want to go to the middle east and african countries someday, does anyone know some way or clothing that can make me look less like a first-world-withe-guy-perfect-to-kidnap-or-rob ?
>>1063024
>roaming
Why would you just not get a pre-paid SIM locally?
>>1063046
Dress like shit, grow a beard/long hair, have a shitty/beat up backpack, wear dark/less flashy colors, no shorts, etc
Zen backpacking has a pretty good guide on making your backpack less appealing to potential thieves
http://zenbackpacking.net/BackpackSecurity.htm