Something Useful

Not all travel souvenirs are there to look nice and gather dust. Some of them, such as cigarette lighters, pens, and kitchen cloths can be pretty useful so you probably won’t make a mistake by buying them.

Food and Drink

Even if your loved one doesn’t enjoy fridge magnets or snow globes, they probably won’t say no to food and drink. If there’s anything they particularly like—chocolate or beer, for example—they’ll probably be open to trying new products from a foreign country.

Personal Interests

Gifts you get for your loved ones don’t have to be travel-related. Buying them a book or a vinyl record you thought they might like is also an option. Keeping their personal interests in mind is crucial when choosing a perfect gift.

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Play it safe and don’t take these objects home with you as a souvenir.

Agricultural Products

While it might be tempting to take a piece of produce or a plant home with you to remember your trip, remember that this is potentially illegal and could damage the natural flora and fauna of the area where you reside. It’s better to leave these things where they are meant to be.

Animal Products

Many of the same restrictions apply to animal products as they do to agricultural products, which means that you shouldn’t take them home with you. Even finding a cool starfish on the beach and taking it back with you could cause major problems.

Cheaply-Made Clothing

Let’s be honest: it might be tempting to buy a t-shirt that only costs $5 on your trip inside a low-cost gift shop, but you’re probably going to end up disappointed. The reason these articles of clothing can be sold for so cheap is that they’re made poorly and won’t last.

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Think Outside the Box

Souvenirs are just a way to show people you thought of them while traveling, and you can do that by giving them something that didn’t cost a fortune. Maps, coins, and banknotes can serve as an amazing present if your friends enjoy collecting them.

Perfect Plan

Most people buy souvenirs on the spot without thinking ahead, and that’s one of the biggest mistakes they make. Have a budget and a list of people you’re shopping for in mind, and stick to that so you wouldn’t waste more money than you should.

Time to Roam

Unless you’re only staying in a new city for a day or two and don’t have time to roam around, check out several stores before buying your souvenirs. Avoid shops located close to major tourist attractions, because they usually tend to be the most expensive.

The post Use These Three Tips to Save Money on Travel Souvenirs appeared first on Traveler Master.

Something Useful

Not all travel souvenirs are there to look nice and gather dust. Some of them, such as cigarette lighters, pens, and kitchen cloths can be pretty useful so you probably won’t make a mistake by buying them.

Food and Drink

Even if your loved one doesn’t enjoy fridge magnets or snow globes, they probably won’t say no to food and drink. If there’s anything they particularly like—chocolate or beer, for example—they’ll probably be open to trying new products from a foreign country.

Personal Interests

Gifts you get for your loved ones don’t have to be travel-related. Buying them a book or a vinyl record you thought they might like is also an option. Keeping their personal interests in mind is crucial when choosing a perfect gift.

The post What to Buy For Loved Ones Who Don’t Enjoy Travel Souvenirs appeared first on Traveler Master.

Play it safe and don’t take these objects home with you as a souvenir.

Agricultural Products

While it might be tempting to take a piece of produce or a plant home with you to remember your trip, remember that this is potentially illegal and could damage the natural flora and fauna of the area where you reside. It’s better to leave these things where they are meant to be.

Animal Products

Many of the same restrictions apply to animal products as they do to agricultural products, which means that you shouldn’t take them home with you. Even finding a cool starfish on the beach and taking it back with you could cause major problems.

Cheaply-Made Clothing

Let’s be honest: it might be tempting to buy a t-shirt that only costs $5 on your trip inside a low-cost gift shop, but you’re probably going to end up disappointed. The reason these articles of clothing can be sold for so cheap is that they’re made poorly and won’t last.

The post Souvenirs to Avoid While on Vacation appeared first on Traveler Master.

Think Outside the Box

Souvenirs are just a way to show people you thought of them while traveling, and you can do that by giving them something that didn’t cost a fortune. Maps, coins, and banknotes can serve as an amazing present if your friends enjoy collecting them.

Perfect Plan

Most people buy souvenirs on the spot without thinking ahead, and that’s one of the biggest mistakes they make. Have a budget and a list of people you’re shopping for in mind, and stick to that so you wouldn’t waste more money than you should.

Time to Roam

Unless you’re only staying in a new city for a day or two and don’t have time to roam around, check out several stores before buying your souvenirs. Avoid shops located close to major tourist attractions, because they usually tend to be the most expensive.

The post Use These Three Tips to Save Money on Travel Souvenirs appeared first on Traveler Master.