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The 2026 Carry-On Checklist: 5 Essentials for Effortless Travel
Stop eyeing the baggage sizer with dread. In 2026, mastering the overhead bin is an art of engineering, not luck. From the "22x14x9" rule to the hardware that actually holds up, choosing the right carry-on is the ultimate stress-saver.
Whether you’re a digital nomad or a weekend warrior, our latest guide breaks down the 5 non-negotiables for your next bag—from "True" dimensions to the "Tech Trench."
Ready to upgrade your travel game?
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Katie Durie
Feb 213 min read


10 Top Tips for Long Flights: Conquer Cabin Fever and Arrive Refreshed
Struggling to survive your next 10-hour trip? From picking the perfect seat to the ultimate carry-on packing list, discover 10 essential tips for long flights that will help you beat jet lag, stay comfortable, and arrive at your destination feeling refreshed.

Katie Durie
Feb 124 min read


Five Simple Travel Tips That Make Any Trip Better
Traveling doesn’t have to mean packed itineraries, constant movement, or doing everything . Over the years, I’ve learned that the trips I enjoy most are the simpler ones. If you’re planning a trip — or dreaming about one — here are five easy and simple travel tips that genuinely make travel feel better, not busier. 1. Travel Slower Than You Think You Should It’s tempting to squeeze in as many places as possible, especially when you’ve come so far. But staying longer in one pl

Katie Durie
Feb 112 min read


"The Inside-Out Winter: What I Wish I’d Known About the Algarve in February"
Packing for the Algarve in February? I wish I’d known about the "refrigerator effect." Outside is a sunny 17°C, but inside these cement-walled villas, it’s a walk-in freezer. I spent my second day at Primark buying wool sweaters and fleece-lined pants just to stand in my own kitchen. From the ice-cold tile floors to the stunning almond blossoms and unexpected rain, here’s the honest truth about the "inside-out" winter and the essential gear you'll actually need to survive it.

Katie Durie
Feb 54 min read


Slow Travel Shirt: Why I Made It
A simple slow travel shirt inspired by everyday routines and unhurried travel. Made as a reminder that comfort and intention matter more than rushing from place to place.

Katie Durie
Jan 231 min read
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