36 Thoughtful Valentine’s Day Gifts Travelers Will Love

Whether you’re an indoor gym climber or you’re lucky enough to have access to real boulders in wide open spaces, you’ll need to have a proper pair of climbing pants as you progress in the sport. For Valentine’s Day this year give your loved one something that supports their passions and interests. Here are the coolest pants for rock climbing.

Sure, you could walk into any wine shop and walk out with a bottle of big-name Champagne. But to show that you really put some thought into the bubbly you are gifting to that special someone, why not choose something unique — and made in the United States? From California to Vermont (and everywhere in-between), wine makers are crafting surprising sparkling wines that are perfect for Valentine’s Day, or honestly every day. Here are a few of my favorites right now.

Valentine’s Day gifts are special when they’re both fun to receive and practical. When you give your valentine a present they can use in their daily life, it can be a consistent reminder of your thoughtfulness. These vegan coats are luxurious gifts for frequent travelers that are also sure to be well-used. From coats with a little sparkle and pizazz to classic puffer coats, all these choices are vegan and stylish. They’re sure to be well-received by frequent travelers who need a warm coat to take along on their adventures.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect destination for a wedding, a friends getaway or a weekend away with the family, Las Vegas fits the bill. As the Superbowl proves, the city has also become a mecca for sports fans and, as my husband and I recently discovered, it’s a surprisingly romantic place to spend Valentine’s Day.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and if your significant other loves to be on the slopes we have the perfect gift guide for you. This list is for people who enjoy places like St. Moritz, Chamonix, and St. Anton where a day starts with sports and ends with champagne, soaking up the winter sun from a terrace.

It can be challenging to find just the right book to give your Valentine if they’re an avid reader because chances are they’ve already read it. So why not skip the book altogether and opt for one of these items that show you see them and celebrate their passion for reading?

Looking for a gift for the frequent traveler in your life who loves to collect earrings? It’s important to select just the right pair of earrings that travels well and reflects the person’s individual taste. After all, travel lovers know that comfort is as important as style and fashion any day of the week. That doesn’t mean that jewelry enthusiasts need to sacrifice glitz and glamor to enjoy travel-friendly earrings. These earrings are easy to wear on trips, comfortable, and fashionable. There’s a pair here to delight every valentine.

Eurostar will continue to run its direct service from London to Amsterdam this summer. 

If your loved one loves seafood, embrace that passion with this year’s Valentine’s Day gift. Aquatic creatures, bivalve inspired fashion, maritime feasts and more all will woo a person whose love language is totally understandable under the sea. Show your Valentine you love them more than all the oceans with these gifts for seafood lovers.

As Valentine's Day approaches, the air is not just filled with love but also the anticipation of the perfect gift for those bitten by the travel bug. If your significant other dreams in hues of wanderlust, then you're in the right place. This curated guide that celebrates love through the lens of travel, features the best red and pink travel accessories that are as practical as they are passionate.

Following the success of the inaugural Spain Sustainability Day in 2023, the Spanish Tourist Office (UK) has announced the event’s second edition taking place on 17 April 2024 at The Conduit, London.

Everyone knows Mardi Gras in New Orleans and Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. But smaller cities and towns around the world put on epic parties of their own. The events—which mostly began as a sort of pagan late-winter celebration in Europe and morphed into a global kind of Catholic last hurrah before the austerity of Lent—are lively, colorful and often steeped in tradition. UNESCO has put many of them, both in Europe and in its former colonies, on its List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.