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Amazon Prime Day 2025 Is Getting a Makeover—Here's What's Changing, Plus Early Travel Deals to Shop Up to 70% Off
The major sale event is typically a two-day affair, but this year, the online retailer has doubled it to four straight days of savings. Whether you're looking for spacious luggage or comfy travel outfits, you'll be able to score unbelievable deals on practically everything travel related. Prime Day runs from Tuesday, July 8 until Friday, July 11, but you don't have to wait to start saving —early deals have already dropped. Shop 50 of the biggest markdowns below, with prices up to 70 percent off. Hot item: Apple AirTag, $23 (orig. $29)
Apple AirTag, $23 (orig. $29) Flight attendant-favorite: Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Carry-on Luggage, $136 (originally $170)
Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Carry-on Luggage, $136 (originally $170) Pilot-loved: Matein Travel Laptop Backpack, $20 (originally $40)
Matein Travel Laptop Backpack, $20 (originally $40) Sellout risk: Apple AirPods Pro 2, $169 (orig. $249)
Apple AirPods Pro 2, $169 (orig. $249) Prime member-only: Bagsmart 6-set Compression Packing Cubes, $40 (originally $43)
Bagsmart 6-set Compression Packing Cubes, $40 (originally $43) 3-for-1: American Tourister Pop Max Softside 3-piece Luggage Set, $152 (originally $280)
American Tourister Pop Max Softside 3-piece Luggage Set, $152 (originally $280) Denim shorts alternative: Aoudery Floral Skorts, $31 (originally $36)
Aoudery Floral Skorts, $31 (originally $36) Podiatrist-approved: Vionic Amber Sandals, $57 (originally $90)
Vionic Amber Sandals, $57 (originally $90) Perfect airport outfit: Sampeel Matching Lounge Set, $32 with on-site coupon (originally $35)
Sampeel Matching Lounge Set, $32 with on-site coupon (originally $35) In-flight must-have: EverSnug Travel Blanket and Pillow, $30 (originally $35)
You don't have to be a Prime member to shop the sale, but it's the only way to get access to exclusive discounts. If you're not already a member, sign up for a 30-day free trial to get instant access to all the Prime perks, including two-day shipping.
Amazon kicked off early Prime Day deals on carry-ons, suitcases, and luggage sets that'll prepare you for upcoming trips. This Travelpro carry-on is flight attendant-approved and has four 360-degree spinning wheels for easy navigation through the airport. Delsey's sleek carry-on has a soft material that's expandable so you can fit that extra outfit inside—it's less than $100.
American Tourister's luggage set includes a carry-on and two checked bags made from softside materials, and each bag is expandable to fit everything you need inside. Whether you're taking a weekend getaway or weeklong trip, this set will stock you up for less than $200.
Travelpro's carry-on luggage is flight attendant-approved for its spacious interior that can fit up to a week's worth of clothing. It also comes with four 360-degree spinning wheels that'll make navigating the airport smooth and easy.
Whether you need a bag for sightseeing or you're a carry-on-only traveler, you can score spacious travel bags to keep all your things secure. This belt bag has an adjustable strap that can be worn across your chest or waist, and keeps your phone, wallet, and sunglasses within reach. This travel backpack is pilot-approved and has a built-in USB that lets you juice up your phone while on the go; no portable charger needed.
More than 10,000 of these travel backpacks have been purchased this month, so it's no surprise that it's become an Amazon best-seller. Inside is a spacious main compartment where you can pack extra clothes, your portable charger, wallet, and more. Plus, it counts as a personal item, so you can pack more without having to worry about a baggage fee.
While you're walking around new neighborhoods or taking a bus tour, you can rely on this fanny pack to hold all of your small essentials. It comes with an oversized main pocket that is large enough to fit a phone, wallet, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Plus, it's made from a waterproof material that'll keep your stuff dry when you're caught in the rain.
The right travel accessories can make packing and travel days easier. Snag this set of packing cubes that use compression to condense your clothes and optimize your suitcase space. And Napfun's neck pillow has memory foam for extra cushion to support your neck and chin, so you can sleep more soundly on the plane.
If there's one thing I never travel without, it's an Apple AirTag. The device is small enough to slip into my suitcase or wallet, and it connects straight to my iPhone's 'Find My' app, so I can keep track of my luggage's location from check-in to when I reach my destination.
This two-in-one product gives you a travel pillow and blanket in one compact design. The back also has a built-in sleeve you can slide onto your suitcase's handle to help free up some hand space.
Amazon's early Prime Day Deals include travel-friendly clothes comfortable enough to wear on flights, and while at your destination. This oversized T-shirt is less than $20 and can be dressed up or down, so you can go from sightseeing all day straight to a nice dinner. The ultimate stylish and comfy airport outfit, this matching set comes with wide-leg pants and a relaxed tank top you can wear together or match with other pieces in your wardrobe. Tankaneo Oversized Short-sleeve Tunic, $15 (originally $20)
Xieerduo Oversized T-shirt, $15 (originally $29)
Lillusory Matching Shorts Set, $20 (originally $30)
Automet V-neck T-shirt, $8 (originally $27)
Roadbox Men's UPF 50+ Sun Protection Shirt, $15 (originally $30)
Ofeefan Ruffle Mini Dress, $12 (originally $37)
Cupshe Floral Maxi Dress, $48 (originally $60)
Sampeel Matching Lounge Set, $32 with on-site coupon (originally $35)
PrettyGarden Eyelet Maxi Sundress, $46 (originally $65)
Xiaoxuemeng Wide-leg Pants, $27 (originally $35)
This matching set gives you an instant outfit with minimal effort. It has a waffled texture and button-down top that'll let you change the neckline, and can be paired together or with other pieces in your suitcase.
A basic T-shirt is a travel wardrobe necessity for creating various outfits with just a few pieces. This simple style comes with a V-neckline that's perfect for showing off necklaces, and it can be worn on the airplane with your coziest sweats.
Some of the comfiest walking shoes are marked down pre-Prime Day. These cork sandals have arch-support and are a no. 1 best-seller; they're perfect for resort getaways.. These Brooks sneakers are from a celeb-loved brand and have the American Podiatric Medical Association's (APMA) approval—they're currently $50 off.
These trendy sandals have gold accents and a neutral cork-inspired pattern that'll dress your feet up even when you're wearing shorts. They're made with Vionic's special technology that helps with posture alignment and stability, so you can stay cushioned and supported on long sightseeing days.
Dr. Scholl's slip-on sneakers don't require lacing up, so you can get through airport security faster. The brand was also founded by a podiatrist, which means these shoes are built with arch support and cushioning in mind.
First-time campers and seasoned pros can save on outdoor gear, including plush camping pads and lightweight sleeping bags. This Coleman camping tent is on sale for less than $200 and has pre-attached poles to make setup a breeze.
This camping tent was designed to be set up in less than five minutes, making it beginner-friendly and convenient. It has pre-attached poles, so all you have to do is unfold the tent and secure the ends.
Rather than wake up sweaty, you can rest easy in this lightweight sleeping bag that was made for weather up to 77 degrees Fahrenheit. It also comes with waterproof materials, so you can stay dry and comfy.
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