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1.Personalized Suitcase
Traveling with a unique suitcase design can avoid confusions and losses at large airports. So give that traveler you know a suitcase with an original design.
“The Peruvian brand Valise develops some with 92% polyester and 8% spandex. They have a catalog of models but you can also make your own design”, according to El Comercio.
Prices range from 85 soles and 155 soles, depending on the size of the luggage.
2.Waterproof Cell Phone Bags
This gift is perfect for someone who loves to travel to beaches, rivers, and places where they can get wet.
If you know someone who likes to hike and is probably going to be crossing rivers and having jungle adventures, then a waterproof case is just what they need.
Aquapac has several models for phones and tablets starting at 129 soles.
3.Traveler Map
Every traveler’s dream is to go around the world so scratch maps are a perfect choice for that friend of yours who wants to visit as many countries as possible.
These maps will help the person keep track of the destinations they have already visited.
The price goes from 60 soles up.
4.Foldable Backpacks
You can give as a present a foldable backpack, which can be used both as main luggage or an extra option when traveling. They are made of polyester, have a 10-liter capacity and they are practically weightless.
In Casa Ideas they cost around 36.90 soles.
5.Microfiber Towel
These towels are very useful for the traveler who likes camping and hiking and also those beach-lovers out there. They weight nothing, do not occupy space and they dry very fast.
The ideal size is medium, which is 150 cm x 75 cm and in Casa Ideas you can find them at 34.90 soles.
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