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6 hours ago
- Travel + Leisure
Amazon Is Treating Prime Members to Exclusive End-of-summer Deals on Travel Clothes, Luggage, and More—From $6
It's no secret that Amazon has some of the best deals on the internet. Specifically, its travel gear selection is teeming with discounts you'd be hard-pressed to find anywhere else, from top luggage brands to comfortable clothes. While anyone can find savings across the site, Amazon reserves its very best deals for a select few: Amazon Prime members. Right now, the retailer is treating Amazon Prime members to massive, exclusive deals on travel must-haves. Members can save big on Travelpro luggage, life-saving camping gear, Apple AirTag holders, and travel clothes that shoppers are comparing to pricier, higher-end versions, including these Project Cloud Women's Cork Footbed Sandals. I shop for a living, so I know a good deal when I see one. Now, I'm sharing the 60 best Amazon members-only deals to shop for end-of-season trips, with prices starting at just $6. Not already a Prime member? Don't sweat it—all you have to do is sign up for a 30-day free trial in order to snag these exclusive deals. Once you've set up your account, come back to this page and score my favorite top markdowns, up to 90 percent off. 90% off: Huifu Wireless Earbuds, $20 (originally $200) Huifu Wireless Earbuds, $20 (originally $200) Scratch-resistant carry-on: Samsonite Omni PC Hardside 20-inch Carry-on, $87 (originally $106) Samsonite Omni PC Hardside 20-inch Carry-on, $87 (originally $106) Looks like a $70 version: Uniankiya Women's Spaghetti Strap Jumpsuit, $20 (originally $30) Uniankiya Women's Spaghetti Strap Jumpsuit, $20 (originally $30) 1K+ shoppers just bought: Tarse Women's Linen Wide-leg Pants, $29 (originally $34) Tarse Women's Linen Wide-leg Pants, $29 (originally $34) Designer lookalike: Project Cloud Women's Cork Footbed Sandals, $30 (originally $40) Project Cloud Women's Cork Footbed Sandals, $30 (originally $40) Best for international travel: Travelpro Maxlite Hardside 28-inch Checked Luggage, $179 (originally $250) Travelpro Maxlite Hardside 28-inch Checked Luggage, $179 (originally $250) T+L Editor-approved: Delsey Paris Chatelet Air 2.0 Hardside 20-inch Carry-on, $201 (originally $330) Delsey Paris Chatelet Air 2.0 Hardside 20-inch Carry-on, $201 (originally $330) Genius toiletry bag: Bagsmart Hanging Toiletry Bag, $16 (originally $28) Bagsmart Hanging Toiletry Bag, $16 (originally $28) $12 travel pillow: Cloudbliss Memory Foam Travel Pillow, $12 (originally $15) Cloudbliss Memory Foam Travel Pillow, $12 (originally $15) Travel must-have: Atickyaid Mini First Aid Kit, $10 (originally $13) You don't have to splurge in order to snag all the travel must-haves on your list. Amazon is full of under-$50 travel deals this weekend for Prime members, including impressive price drops on wireless earbuds, portable chargers, travel bags, and more. Plus, stay comfy in the Ododos Women's High-waisted Yoga Leggings that have earned over 15,000 perfect ratings. The best travel clothes can be worn right off the plane and don't require an outfit change before you jump into your itinerary. Amazon is overflowing with members-only discounts on stylish options that are comfortable enough for long-haul flights, including the Lepunuo Women's 2-piece Matching Set and the Tarse Women's Linen Wide-leg Pants. Shop even more top deals from just $15, ahead. Whether you're shopping for sneakers, cork footbed sandals, or slip-on loafers, Amazon makes it easy to refresh your shoe collection ahead of summer's last trips. I've cut through hundreds of women's shoe discounts to deliver the very best deals worth shopping this weekend—all rated highly for comfort, fit, and style. 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Business Insider
7 hours ago
- Business Insider
Consulting is changing. Here are 4 unlikely ways the Big Four are reinventing themselves to seem less 'stodgy.'
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Yahoo
10 hours ago
- Yahoo
Amazon (AMZN) Expands Same-Day Grocery Delivery, Escalating Retail Delivery Battle
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