Presidents Day travel gear and luggage deals are ready for takeoff, from $8
Yes, Presidents Day is best known for mattress discounts in the retail world, but we've found that it's also prime time to snag major travel deals. If you have any trips planned and need to update your luggage collection or the items in your bag, now's the time — the best Presidents Day travel deals start at just $8.
Brands like SwissGear, Travelpro, Bagsmart and even Apple (AirTags, anyone?) are offering some pretty steep discounts for shoppers. Some of the best we've found include this softside expandable medium suitcase at Amazon that's 50% off. Prefer an entire set? This one-stop-shop Travelers Club pick from Macy's comes with four pieces and is over 60% off. Deals also include a flight attendant-approved travel pillow, a worldwide travel adapter, a large tote bag and more. Be sure to add some of these deals to your cart before prices jump.
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