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For something that stands out on the luggage belt, look no further than this large suitcase. The capacity expands up to 110 litres and its hard sided design was durable when our testers bashed it around a bit. The zip isn't waterproof, and it was a bit noisy on cobbles, but it's a great value buy.

This tried and tested hold suitcase gives you up to 112.5 litres of space for all your luggage. Testers found everything packed away securely, and it moved smoothly on test. It's soft-sided so don't leave it in the rain, but otherwise it's a sturdy buy.

This is the GHI's best budget cabin bag. It comes in array of bright colours, was durable on test and moved smoothly. The zip's not waterproof but keep it out of downpours and that's no problem. There are three pockets inside too, so you should be able to pack your belongings neatly.

Lots of team Good Housekeeping swear by this unique travel pillow, thanks to its excellent neck support. It's portable and lightweight, and once you get to grips with how to wrap it, it should leave you feeling very comfortable on your next long haul flight.

Block out the hum of the AC on your next overnight flight with these highly-rated ear plugs. Our testers were impressed with their top-notch noise cancellation and by how comfortable they are to sleep with thanks to the range of interchangeable tips which create a barely-there feel.

This is one of our shopping editor's recommended weekend bags. It has a laptop sleeve and padded straps, while the roll-top design gives you some flexibility over the size.

This roomy duffel has a detachable and adjustable shoulder strap. It's also lightweight and folds away when not in use. There aren't many pockets though so it's not the best for organised packing – but that's what packing cubes are for!

While our tech editor was won over by the new Apple AirPods Pro 3, they are more expensive. And the previous iteration are still a great buy, offering excellent noise cancellation (what you need for travelling) and great sound quality. Previously £229, it's a decent saving on a quality pair of buds.

Cheap and designed to fit underneath your Ryanair seat, this bag is a great buy. You can lock the main compartment, and it can fit over suitcase trolley handles. There's a shoulder strap for carrying it hands-free too. It's not the most premium, but that just leaves more money for holiday fun.

Tried and recommended by our tech editor, this power bank is compact and should give you two smartphone recharges, making it good for festivals or times when you're out and about for a long time. It has a USB-C cable.

There are only a limited number of these Amazon own-brand packing cubes available, so if you like the look of them, snap them up quickly! You get four, so there should be plenty to help keep your luggage neat and tidy.

Adaptors are always an essential for overseas travel and this one should work in the EU, USA and Australia. Plus there are ports for USB and USB-C cables.

If you only want earplugs for occasional use, these are a good bet. They can be used for up to 100 times and testers found them comfortable thanks to the soft, hypoallergenic material. They don't block out all noise (offering up to 25dB of reduction) and have a universal fit, but most testers found they stayed in place. They come with a travel case too.

Instead of frantically stuffing your carry on toiletries into a flimsy plastic bag at the airport, why not buy a reusable one? This three pack means there should be enough for you and a travel buddy or two!

For a hands-free approach to cooler travel, this neck fan is a clever and good value buy. Crucially, it also works – testers found it stays easily in place and circulates air quickly. It's not as powerful as some other models, but it's certainly one of the most convenient.

I own this coffee mug, so can vouch for its clever leak-proof design. In the lab, testers were also impressed with this, as well as its ergonomic feel.

It retained heat well in the short term, but over hours, our coffee became lukewarm (some other mugs we tested did keep the drink piping). However, if, like me, you gulp down your java as soon as you're out the door then it's ideal.

The compression design should help you to fit an extra item or two into your luggage. Our ecommerce editor has tried these, and was also impressed by their sturdiness.

This carry-on backpack should slip perfectly under a Ryanair seat. Our cookery assistant went on holiday with it and managed to fit in enough clothes for four days, including two pairs of shoes. She liked how easy it was to organise everything too thanks to all its different pockets.

This is water resistant, has a wet and dry bag, and you can unzip the button to expand it and fit more luggage in. There's even a matching cosmetic bag and you can slip it over a suitcase handle.

Just because you're on the go, it doesn't mean you have to sacrifice great hair. And if you need a dryer to pack in your suitcase, this tried and tested pick is the one our GHI beauty team recommends, saying it has the power of a full-size hair dryer in a compact body – ideal!