12 Gift ideas for your partner who loves to travel

12 Gift ideas for your partner who loves to travel

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2. A weekend getaway

   A cabin, a coastal town or a city break booked through Airbnb or Booking.com. Around $120-400.

3. A scratch-off world map

   A framed map to mark every country you visit together. Around $20-50.

4. A food tour

   A guided walk through a food market or a street-food district. Around $40-100.

5. A trip fund

   A jar, a plan and the first deposit for a trip you pick together. Around $20-100.

6. A picnic

   A blanket, a basket and a bottle somewhere with a view. Around $20-60.

7. Jewellery

   A simple bracelet or ring from Mejuri or Pandora, with a small engraving. Check their style first. Around $50-250.

8. A co-op board game

   Codenames, Exploding Kittens or Ticket to Ride, for a game night. Around $20-50.

9. An experience voucher

   A voucher them can redeem for a day out, from a provider such as Virgin Experience Days. Around $40-200.

10. A sunrise walk

    Wake early, take coffee in a flask and walk somewhere with a view. It costs little.

11. A jar of compliments

    Fifty small notes on what you like about them. It costs little.

12. Notes hidden around the house

    Small notes tucked into a coat, a book and the fridge. It costs nothing.

Buying for a traveller

If they are always planning the next trip, give a push: a night booked in a city they have talked about, or a voucher toward flights. Small, useful gear works for the trips already booked.

Avoid bulky souvenirs that will not fit in a bag.

Buying for your partner

Gifts for a partner work when they reflect the way the two of you live. Notice routines, shared jokes and plans you have made together.

If you are unsure of a taste, an experience for two is safer than an object.

If you want to give it today

Experience vouchers and a personalized game can be arranged online the same day. An oin game is usually emailed within an hour of payment, and it needs no occasion: a gift on an ordinary day tends to be remembered longer.

Unprompted gifts work best when they are small and specific. Tie it to something they said recently, and say why you chose it in a short note.