Get your shopping carts ready: Amazon Prime Day is here! This year, the highly-anticipated two-day savings event began on Tuesday, July 16, and runs through Wednesday, July 17. Amazon is offering some of its biggest discounts of the year across all categories, meaning you can even save on big-ticket items like best-selling tech essentials and luggage sets—there's really no better time of year to stock up on comfortable clothing and shoes, luggage and bags, outdoor gear, home goods, and more. To make sure you don't miss out on any of the best Prime Day deals, we rounded up our top picks for travelers below, with some items as much as 60 percent off.
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In addition to thousands of deals on physical products across all categories, Prime members can access travel deals, with discounts on flights, cruises, and car rentals up for grabs. Below, we've listed the top Prime Day travel deals from Avis, Carnival, Southwest, and more.
Prime Day is the perfect time to score deals on best-selling travel accessories. If you're afraid of losing your luggage (every traveler's worst nightmare), take advantage of discounts on smart tags from Tile. Many of our tried-and-true portable steamers are on sale, too, including editor-tested favorites like the Nori Press, the Proctor 2-in-1 travel steamer, and the Hilife steamer. We're also eyeing deals on travel pillows from Dot & Dot. Deals on travel accessories don't stop there—keep scrolling for discounts on reusable water bottles from Simple Modern and Stanley (a must for staying hydrated in hot weather); sleep masks; compression socks; packing cubes; and more.
We typically see some of the steepest Prime Day discounts on big-ticket electronics and tech essentials. In this category, noise-canceling headphones, portable chargers, and wearable tech tend to be among the most popular items to shop on Prime Day. This means these tech favorites are likely to sell out quickly, so you'll want to add them to cart ASAP if they're on your wishlist. Shoppers can save on best-selling wireless headphones from Apple, Sony, JBL, Beats, Bose, Soundcore, and more. We're also excited to see discounts on digital cameras, smart watches, tablets, and the mega-popular Oura Rings. You'll also find deals on Bluetooth speakers from JBL, Marshall, and Sony.
We're particularly excited about deals on luggage and travel bags. Well-made luggage doesn't run cheap, but with this year's Prime Day deals, travelers can save on two-, three-, and four-piece sets from trusted brands like Samsonite, American Tourister, Travelpro, and Delsey Paris. In addition to deals on durable suitcases, we're eyeing discounted weekender bags with smart features
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