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35 Amazon Members-only Travel Deals to Shop This Month—Score Up to 71% Off Samsonite, Anker, and More
Amazon is always a goldmine for deals, but none are greater than the exclusive sales on travel essentials the online retailer sets aside for Prime members.
Whether you're in need of sturdy luggage for summer trips or handy packing gear, you can take advantage of discounts up to 71 percent off. The catch is that you have to be a Prime member in order to unlock the savings. If you're not currently signed up, Amazon offers a 30-day free trial for new users that'll give you instant access to the exclusive deals. Check out the 35 top picks you can shop now, starting at $8. Checked bag pick: Samsonite Winfield 2 Hardside 24-inch Luggage , $140 (originally $240)
, $140 (originally $240) Pilot-approved: Matein Travel Laptop Backpack , $20 (originally $40)
, $20 (originally $40) $300 off: Samsonite Winfield 3 DLX Hardside 3-piece Luggage Set , $380 (originally $680)
, $380 (originally $680) Denim shorts alternative: Basoteeuo Cotton Shorts , $15 (originally $20)
, $15 (originally $20) Under-$10 pick: Auvon Travel Pill Organizer , $9 (originally $10)
, $9 (originally $10) Must-have walking shoes: Aleader Energycloud Walking Shoes , $41 (originally $70)
, $41 (originally $70) Shopper favorite: Kuzmaly 3 Season Sleeping Bag , $22 (originally $36)
, $22 (originally $36) 3-for-1 deal: Larvender 3-piece Softside Luggage Set, $70 (originally $90)
$70 (originally $90) In-flight essential: Perilogics Airplane Phone Holder , $12 (originally $14)
, $12 (originally $14) 50% off: Soundcore by Anker P20i Wireless Earbuds, $20 (originally $40)
As a Prime member, you're the only one with access to these deals on travel gear, meaning, there's less competition to score your must-have items. Some of the most popular brands are being marked down, such as luggage from Samsonite, Soundcore wireless earbuds, and more.
Some of the best deals happening are on luggage and travel bags like this 24-inch suitcase from Samsonite that's expandable and has a built-in TSA-approved lock for extra security. You can also score Matein's travel backpack, which is pilot-approved for its spacious interior and USB charging port that'll juice up your phone in minutes. Samsonite Winfield 2 Hardside 24-inch Luggage, $140 (originally $240)
Delsey Paris Chatelet Air 2.0 Hardside 20-inch Luggage, $228 (originally $330)
Hanke Hardshell 3-piece Carry-on Luggage Set, $336 (originally $420)
Samsonite Winfield 3 DLX Hardside 3-piece Luggage Set, $380 (originally $680)
Samsonite Centric 2 Hardside 24-inch Luggage, $175 (originally $210)
Maxtop Travel Backpack, $19 (originally $32)
Larvender 3-piece Softside Luggage Set, $70 (originally $90)
Elongriver Foldable Weekender Bag, $8 (originally $10)
Delsey Paris Chatelet Air 2.0 Hardside 28-inch Luggage, $300 (originally $420)
Matein Travel Laptop Backpack, $20 (originally $40)
It's helpful to have a selection of smart travel accessories to simplify your travels and keep everything organized. Anker's three-in-one portable charger is less than $50 and has a built-in USB-C charging cable as well as an outlet plug, so you can use it at the airport, on the plane, or plug it in at your hotel room. And avoid a neck ache when you use this phone holder that attaches to the airplane seat in front of you, so you can watch content comfortably.
Save on trendy travel clothes that'll keep you comfy on long plane rides and while you sightsee. Instead of wearing sweats, elevate your airport look with these palazzo pants that are stretchy and have a breezy, wide-leg design. We also spotted an elegant short-sleeve blouse you can dress up for nice dinners or wear casually with some shorts and sneakers.
The shoes you wear while traveling can make or break your experience, which is why you want to invest in supportive styles like these cushioned walking sneakers, with more than 7,600 five-star ratings. If you're looking for something packable, grab these ballet flats that are compact yet made with thick cushioned insoles to keep feet cozy.
Amazon's Prime member-exclusive deals extend to outdoor gear, so you can save money while you stock up on camping and hiking essentials. Some of the most handy finds for summer include a lightweight sleeping bag for less than $50, as well as a six-person tent that's wind-resistant and waterproof.
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