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IOL News
a day ago
- Politics
- IOL News
ActionSA prepares for court battle against eThekwini Municipality over sewage crisis
ActionSA's KZN provincial chairperson Zwakele Mncwango has been at the forefront in the fight against the eThekwini Municipality over sewage pollution. Image: Tumi Pakkies Independent Newspapers The legal battle between ActionSA and the eThekwini Municipality over the municipality's failure to address sewage pollution is set to commence at the Durban High Court next week. The case will be heard on July 24 and 25. ActionSA said it was pleased that the matter is finally before the courts and was looking forward to the opportunity to fight this long-overdue battle on behalf of all residents of eThekwini. In a statement, the party said, 'Following long-term failures to resolve its sewage crisis, ActionSA filed papers in 2022 against eThekwini Municipality, citing violations of the constitutionally enshrined rights of eThekwini residents to a safe and clean environment and their right to economic development." ActionSA said the sewage crisis has profoundly impacted the city, leading to the frequent closure of beaches due to high E. coli levels, the pollution of water systems, and communities suffering the indignity of sewage overflows. The impact on the domestic economy has been devastating, with annual tourist visits to eThekwini dropping from 15 million in 2015 to less than 800,000 in 2023, the party said. ActionSA's legal action seeks to have the court declare the failures of the eThekwini Municipality unconstitutional and to compel the municipality to produce a turnaround plan for the crisis, which will be made a time-bound order of court. If ActionSA is successful, the party stated, either the sewage crisis will be resolved, or senior eThekwini Municipality officials will face jail time for contempt of court if they deviate from the court-ordered turnaround plan. Video Player is loading. Play Video Play Unmute Current Time 0:00 / Duration -:- Loaded : 0% Stream Type LIVE Seek to live, currently behind live LIVE Remaining Time - 0:00 This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color White Black Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Opaque Semi-Transparent Background Color Black White Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Opaque Semi-Transparent Transparent Window Color Black White Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Transparent Semi-Transparent Opaque Font Size 50% 75% 100% 125% 150% 175% 200% 300% 400% Text Edge Style None Raised Depressed Uniform Dropshadow Font Family Proportional Sans-Serif Monospace Sans-Serif Proportional Serif Monospace Serif Casual Script Small Caps Reset restore all settings to the default values Done Close Modal Dialog End of dialog window. Advertisement Next Stay Close ✕ The party explained that in 2024, the Democratic Alliance filed similar papers in the Pietermaritzburg High Court. However the court had decided to join DA's legal action to ActionSA's case. 'It is clear from the past few years that the eThekwini Municipality has not resolved this issue and is indifferent to the constitutional violations of the rights of its residents. 'ActionSA has committed itself to focus on this kind of work to demonstrate its commitment to reversing the collapse of the basic service delivery infrastructure in many municipalities across South Africa. This case is a vital demonstration of our long-term commitment to this principle and the residents of eThekwini,' said the statement. THE MERCURY
Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Was Beyoncé's music theft staged? Conspiracy theories storm internet as fans demand Act III release amid leak fears
Beyoncé's Atlanta stop for her Cowboy Carter tour gave fans everything they hoped for, but the excitement quickly turned into concern after hard drives containing her unreleased music were reportedly stolen from a rental car used by her team. The break-in, which involved members of her dance crew, has not only led to a police investigation but also sparked anxiety among fans. With rumours spreading that the stolen items include unreleased tracks, the BeyHive is urging Beyoncé to act before anything leaks. On top of that, new conspiracy theories are now dividing the fandom. High-end items and hard drives were stolen from Beyoncé's team's rental car According to The Hollywood Reporter, the theft happened on July 8, just two days before Beyoncé kicked off her four-night run at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The incident took place at a parking garage in Krog Street Market while Beyoncé's choreographer, Christopher Grant, and dancer, Diandre Blue, were out having dinner. During that time, someone broke into their rental SUV and stole two suitcases filled with both personal and work-related items. Among the stolen goods were designer clothes, Tom Ford sunglasses, MacBooks, and a Tumi backpack. But what really raised concern were the five thumb drives inside the bags, which reportedly contained unreleased music, concert setlists, and visuals, possibly linked to Beyoncé's upcoming Act III. The case is now being handled by Atlanta's Larceny from Auto Unit. An arrest warrant has been issued, but the suspect's identity has not been made public. Fans plead with Beyoncé to drop Act III before thieves do. As soon as news broke about the theft, panic swept across social media. The BeyHive quickly connected the dots, highlighting that if those hard drives really did contain unreleased music, what's stopping someone from leaking it? 'BEYONCÉ, DROP THAT ACT III LEAD SINGLE RIGHT NOW SO THEY CAN'T LEAK IT,' one fan tweeted. Another joked, 'Y'all think Beyoncé just got Act 3 sitting in a trunk?' There's no way you believe Beyoncé's act 3 is sitting on a choreographers car Even though there's no confirmation from Beyoncé's team about the contents of the stolen drives, that hasn't stopped fans from speculating. 'So I'll be going to Atlanta for Beyoncé's Act 3 atp,' one fan quipped, already treating the city as ground zero for a potential leak. beyoncé, just know im getting floor seats for act 3 in atlanta. you WILL be seeing me. Conspiracy theories take over the timeline. Of course, where there's Beyoncé, there are theories, and some fans believe this entire situation might be more calculated than it seems. One widely shared post suggested the break-in may have been orchestrated by her own team. 'This wasn't random,' the fan claimed. 'It was a data move. The controversy, the blog coverage, the internet frenzy, it's all being tracked. Her next rollout is coming.' According to that theory, Beyoncé is set to drop the first Act III single on July 29, followed by the full album on August 29. The same fan claimed parts of the album are still being rewritten and that it will sound unlike anything she's done before. 'It's not going to be the Beyoncé you're used to,' the post read. 'Act III is going to be polarising, and that's intentional. It's a middle finger to the industry and a love letter to vulnerable women.' the beyonce leak today was calculated, not by her, but her she was definitely aware & signed off on it for blogs, the controversy, media, & public reaction is all used to setup her next movewhich is single 7/29/25 act 3 - 8/29/25 new beyonce single - 7/29/25act 3 - 8/29/25parts of act 3 is being rewritten & prepped as we b VERY mixed reviews & NOT typical beyoncewhich is intentional. act 3 is a big industry FUCK U.& a reclamation of power for vulnerable women Has Beyoncé reacted to the incident? Despite the whirlwind of speculation, Beyoncé hasn't made any public comments about the incident. She wrapped her fourth and final show in Atlanta without missing a beat and is now headed to Las Vegas for her next performance on July 25. Whether she'll address the break-in or surprise with dropping new music remains to be seen. Act III is rumoured to be the final chapter in Beyoncé's three-part musical journey, following Renaissance (Act I) and Cowboy Carter (Act II). Though the title and release date haven't been confirmed, fans and insiders believe the album will dive into rock, possibly highlighting the genre's Black origins.
CTV News
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- CTV News
Unreleased Beyoncé music stolen from her choreographer's rental car during Cowboy Carter tour stop in Atlanta
Beyoncé is seen performing at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday during her Cowboy Carter tour. (Julian Dakdouk/PictureGroup/Shutterstock via CNN Newsource) Hard drives containing Beyoncé's unreleased music and several other items were stolen from a car that had been rented by her choreographer during a Cowboy Carter tour stop in Atlanta last week, according to police. Officers responded on July 8 after receiving a call regarding a theft from a vehicle, according to police. A preliminary investigation revealed that two suitcases belonging Beyoncé's choreographer Christopher Grant and one of her backup dancers Diandre Blue had been stolen out of a rented Jeep Wagoneer while it was parked on the first level of a parking deck at 99 Krog St. NE, the report said. Two laptops and hard drives that contained watermarked music, unreleased music, footage plans and past and future set lists, were among the items stolen, the report stated. Investigators with the Atlanta Police Department's Larceny from Auto Unit led the investigation. An arrest warrant has been issued for an unnamed suspect, according to police. CNN has reached out to Grant, Blue and a representative for Beyoncé for comment. Grant also reported that US$1,000 worth of clothing, a pair of Tom Ford sunglasses valued at US$500 and a Tumi book bag valued at US$750 were also stolen from the vehicle, per the report. Blue also reported a Macbook Air and a pair of headphones were stolen. Beyoncé is set to perform her fourth and final concert in Atlanta on Monday night after playing at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on July 10, 11 and 13. She heads to Las Vegas next for her upcoming show on July 25.
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Travel + Leisure
3 days ago
- Sport
- Travel + Leisure
The Best Tennis Bags to Protect Your Rackets Wherever You Go
Sure, you can show up to the tennis courts with just your tennis racket and a few tennis balls in tow (a good way to intimidate your opponents). But if you're serious about your gear, and prefer to keep your things organized, having a tennis bag is a must. The best tennis bags are spacious, comfortable to carry, keep your gear safe, and let you tote everything you'll need for a match, practice session, or lesson. I've been on the hunt for the best tennis bags for a while now, having realized that a simple canvas tote bag isn't quite enough for all of my gear. I need better protection for my rackets, more pockets for sweaty t-shirts and socks, and a few extra compartments for my keys, phone, wallet, and other everyday essentials. After testing a variety of bags, here are the best options to keep your gear safe and organized for every trip. The Tumi Tennis Racket Bag delivers the well-loved brand's signature blend of sophisticated design and smart functionality for tennis players. It holds up to two rackets in a dedicated split main compartment, keeping them protected from your other gear. Tumi thoughtfully addressed organization, utilizing specific pockets for all of your items, including an internal mesh pocket designed for up to three tennis balls, a media pocket, and multiple zip pockets for valuables and gear. We were impressed that the bag was easy to access even when hung up, a promise a lot of tennis bags make, but can't always follow through on. We think the bag is extremely well made and would hold up to rigorous use—we even wore it in the rain and had no issues with durability and the bag protected our gear easily. Its carrying options are exceptionally versatile: choose from comfortable top handles with a leather wrap, an innovative magnetic shoulder strap system that cleverly converts into backpack straps, or slide it over luggage handles using Tumi's Add-a-bag sleeve for travel. We tested the bag on multiple trips to Long Island City, via car and subway, and thought the bag made it easy to comfortably move around in both cases. Tumi also added some clever details to make it more practical for frequent use, such as an air vent to keep things from getting too stinky, a hideaway hook for easy fence attachment, a magnetic luggage tag, and an integrated key leash. And, like other Tumi bags, it includes access to the Tumi Tracer program, allowing you to track the bag with your phone. The Details: 12.5 x 29 x 2.5 inches | 2 racket capacity Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Babolat $100 at Amazon View on A versatile choice for players needing smart storage, the Babolat Pure Aero backpack is a great choice for players on a budget. We found that the bag's foldable racket compartment was about maxed out holding two rackets, though three should fit. When not needed, this section folds away neatly in the front of the pack. The bag uses a durable, water-resistant outer shell to keep your gear dry and utilizes Babolat's eco-conscious, dye-free lining that also protects against temperature changes. In addition to our two rackets, we also were able to pack the bag with a couple of sleeves of balls and a pair of tennis shoes, but we did notice that the bag could quickly feel overstuffed, so we think it's best for players who like to travel light. Finally, we love that we could pack a laptop in the bag along with all the tennis gear we need for a practice game or match. The Details: 13 x 8 x 30 inches | 3 racket capacity Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Caraa The Caraa Tennis Duffel is one of the most stylish bags we've seen, one we found to be perfect for casual sessions or as a versatile weekender bag. Its distinctive quilted exterior is made from water-repellent recycled materials and is paired with a water-resistant, antimicrobial lining for added protection. The dedicated, insulated racket compartment on the exterior was able to comfortably hold two rackets, keeping them secure and protected from the elements. Inside, we found the duffel to be incredibly organized, featuring perfectly sized water bottle and ball pockets, a zippered pocket, and open compartments to keep essentials easily accessible. Carrying is a breeze thanks to the comfortable, long over-the-shoulder handles with vegan leather accents, preventing shoulder strain. Despite its generous capacity for shoes, balls, and personal items, its design ensures it's never cumbersome, making it an ideal, durable companion for court-goers and travelers alike. The Details: 14.5 x 24 x 8.5 inches | 2 racket capacity Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure An ideal tennis bag for players who need to carry a ton of gear or like to tote the entire family's worth of rackets, the Wilson Shift Super Tour 9 is a great option. We were easily able to pack the bag with three rackets (though it can fit nine), multiple cans of balls, shoes, a change of clothes, and all of our tennis essentials. Its two main internal racket compartments feature an iridescent Thermoguard lining, offering excellent protection against extreme temperatures to keep your rackets and strings protected. While two external zippered compartments provide additional storage, we thought that more internal organization for dirty clothes or shoes would be a nice addition. We found the backpack straps to be comfortable and balanced while carrying, making even a fully packed bag feel remarkably light and easy to maneuver, even in spite of its large size. Built with lightweight, durable materials, the bag showed no signs of wear even after rigorous testing at a local club. Ultimately, we think it's a strong, structured bag that will withstand years of regular play and travel. The Details: 29 x 13 x 13 inches | 9 racket capacity Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Vessel One of the most well-respected brands in the golf and tennis worlds, Vessel is a great choice for the racket sport athlete. We like that the Baseline 2.0 DXR racket Bag emphasizes premium protection, particularly against temperature extremes (a must for summer tennis). It features a dedicated racket compartment lined with thermal insulation, specifically designed to shield your frames and strings from the damaging effects of extreme weather conditions. Aside from the insulating liner, we found the bag to have plenty of redeeming qualities. It has a spacious main compartment where we could stuff an extra racket, a few sleeves of balls, an extra shirt, and a towel. There's a dedicated shoe compartment and a valuables pocket with a magnetic closure for easy access to your phone, keys, or wallet as well. The Details: 13 x 12 x 29 inches | 6 racket capacity Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Leatherology Blending style and practicality with its heavy-duty organic cotton canvas and premium Italian leather trim, the Leatherology Tennis Sling is a great option for players who just need to carry a racket or two, plus some tennis balls. Space in the bag may be limited, but we think it's a stylish accessory that's perfect for a quick weekend match or taking the train to a new court for a hitting session with a friend. Its clever design features an expandable gusset to comfortably hold one or two rackets. Inside, you'll find a zippered pocket and a full-panel mesh pocket, ideal for organizing essentials like keys, a phone, or your wallet. The adjustable strap is comfortable and holds the rackets close to the body, which is nice for navigating busy areas or public transportation on the way to the court. The Details: 11.5 x 1.5 x 17.5 inches | 2 racket capacity Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Amazon $275 at Amazon View on The ADV Tennis Bag is clearly designed with the tournament player in mind. Its standout features include a generous six racket capacity with a dedicated thermal-lined compartment that can protect two rackets from extreme temperatures and weather. During testing, we packed the bag with four rackets, shoes, extra clothes, towel, a water bottle, snacks, resistance bands, and tennis balls—an impressive haul. The bag's organization is its superpower, offering separate spaces for shoes, clothes (even dirty ones), toiletries, and valuables, plus a clever built-in cooler to keep your water cold. We thought the bag was durable and comfortable to carry, but we did note that its bulk made it difficult to carry in busy areas or through tight doorways. If space is limited, we probably wouldn't recommend this bag. However, if you are driving to the courts or aren't worried about having room to move on your way to the racket club, we think this is a great pick. The Details: 30 x 14 x 12 inches | 6 racket capacity Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure Credit: Travel + Leisure We tested a variety of tennis bags, taking them to our local recreational courts and indoor tennis clubs across the country from San Francisco to New York City. We made sure to test a wide variety of bags, from slings to huge tournament-ready bags that can carry rackets, clothes, gear, and even laptops. We made notes of our first impressions, digging around in each bag to get a feel for how much space we had for our gear, whether we could fit essentials like phone, keys, and water bottles, and did a once-over for quality. From there, we loaded the bags up and headed out to play. We put the bags through their paces, traveling to casual games with friends, tennis clinics and lessons, and competitive play. We also packed the bags in larger suitcases to determine how compatible they are for flying. On each outing, we looked at how our rackets fit and if they were protected, how the bag was to carry on public transportation, and whose needs it might be best suited for. We yanked on zippers, threw the bags around (just a little bit), and examined their overall durability. Look for bags made from sturdy, water-resistant materials with quality zippers and reinforced stitching to withstand regular use and protect your gear from the elements. Features like padded compartments and thermal lining are crucial for keeping your rackets protected against impacts and extreme temperatures, which is essential to preserve frame integrity and string tension. Investing in durability ensures your bag lasts longer and keeps your equipment safe. Consider bags with dedicated compartments for rackets, shoes (ideally a ventilated pocket), apparel, water bottles, balls, and smaller accessories like keys, phone, and grips. Well-designed pockets help you find items quickly, keep clean clothes separate from sweaty gear or shoes, and prevent items from getting damaged. Good organizations makes packing and accessing your essentials much more convenient before and after play, especially if you are going to be taking your tennis bag on a long trip. While most tennis bags accommodate standard adult racket lengths (typically around 27 inches), ensure the designated racket compartment provides a secure fit without excessive movement. This helps protect the frames and strings during transport. More importantly, choose a bag capacity based on the number of rackets you regularly carry with you. Frequently Asked Questions Consider how many rackets you need to carry and the amount of extra gear you like to keep with you. Think balls, extra clothes, towels, water, and the like. Choose a racket capacity and carry style that suits your needs—if you never need to carry more than two rackets, you probably don't need one made to carry nine. Also, features like thermal-lined compartments for racket protection and dedicated pockets for organization are a must. Most tennis bags are suitable as a carry-on bag, but check your airline's specific policies regarding size and weight limits on sports equipment, as the largest tennis bags may need to be checked. Pack your rackets securely, often buffered by clothes or a towel, and consider using a durable bag or hard case for better protection during transit. Organize your bag by placing rackets in their designated compartment first, utilizing the thermal lining (if available). Next, use the remaining pockets for shoes, balls, water bottles, towels, extra apparel, grips, and personal items to keep things tidy and accessible. Make sure heavier items are balanced for comfortable carrying and security if you do end up checking your tennis bag. Will Porter has spent the past few years breaking back into tennis by taking lessons and playing matches with friends. He's a devout gear obsessive, so picking out the right bag has been a long journey, making sure he can not only keep his rackets safe and protected, but also keep all the gear he needs on him each time he hits the courts. He worked with the T+L team to test a variety of tennis bags to find the best options for all travelers. Love a great deal? Sign up for our T+L Recommends newsletter and we'll send you our favorite travel products each week.
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Travel + Leisure
5 days ago
- Business
- Travel + Leisure
Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale Is Packed With Massive Deals on Travel Staples—Shop Our 83 Top Finds, From $12
The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale has officially landed—and if you're still piecing together travel outfits for an upcoming trip (like I am), the timing couldn't be better. As the retailer's biggest sale of the year, it features up to 62 percent off travel-ready finds across the board, from breezy midi dresses and linen button-downs to sleek luggage sets and chic travel accessories. Whether you're packing for a long-haul adventure or just want to elevate your weekend travel rotation, this sale has plenty to offer. Think polished airport outfits that prioritize comfort, supportive walking shoes you'll actually want to wear, and smart crossbody bags that keep essentials close. Top brands like Away, Tumi, Birkenstock, Levi's, and Samsonite are all included, and with prices starting at just $12, it's worth giving your travel wardrobe (and gear) a serious refresh. Nordstrom just dropped major deals on women's clothing—and it's the kind of stylish, travel-ready selection that makes refreshing your summer wardrobe feel like a no-brainer. I'm heading on two vacations this season, and my cart is filled with versatile sale finds, like this Tie Front Cotton Mini Dress that works as both a swimsuit cover-up and an easy dinner look. The Eileen Fisher High-Waist Wide-leg Pants are more than $50 off and ideal for long travel days, while the $19 Everyday Invisible Edge Camisole from Nordstrom's namesake brand is the kind of layering staple you should never pack without. Nordstrom Everyday Invisilble Edge Camisole Top, $19 (originally $29) Nordstrom Tie-front Cotton Mini Dress, $39 (originally $59) Free People High Roller Denim Jumpsuit, $50 (originally $98) Caslon Drawstring Terry Pants, $39 (originally $60) Wayf Gemma Plaid Pleated Skirt, $70 (originally $95) Zella Effortless Square-neck Midi Dress, $60 (originally $89) Nordstrom Cotton Poplin Button-up Shirt, $66 (originally $100) Zella Ultrasoft High-waist Knit Shorts, $33 (originally $49) Commando Classic Slip Dress, $59 (originally $108) Vince Camuto Cowl-neck Sleeveless Blouse, $46 (originally $69) Madewell Back Pleat Classic T-shirt, $28 (originally $48) Open Edit Curator Trousers, $66 (originally $100) Treasure & Bond Eyelet Cotton and Linen Button-up Shirt, $66 (originally $99) BP Mini Sweat Shorts, $20 (originally $30) Commando Butter Camisole, $39 (originally $68) Eileen Fisher High-waist Wide-leg Pants, $105 (originally $158) Wayf Cassie Cardigan, $65 (originally $85) If you're heading somewhere this summer—whether it's a beach escape, a city break, or just a weekend away—Nordstrom's shoe deals are packed with travel-ready finds that blend comfort and style. I spotted markdowns on some of my favorite go-tos, like the fan-favorite Birkenstock Arizona Big Buckle Sandals, now $60 off. There are also sleek everyday sneakers like the Dolce Vita Notice pair, which are almost $50 off, while the BCBGeneration Lulu Flip-flops are 56 percent off. Birkenstock Arizona Big Buckle Slide Sandals, $110 (originally $170) Dolce Vita Notice Sneakers, $90 (originally $139) Hoka Bondi 8 Running Shoes, $120 (originally $165) BCBGeneration Lulu Flip-flops, $30 (originally $69) Ecco Flowt Oasis Sandals, $69 (originally $120) Vionic Dillon Flip-flops, $50 (originally $95) On Cloudnova 2 Sneakers, $90 (originally $160) Vionic Mabel Slide Sandal, $90 (originally $140) Ecco Soft 60 Aeon Sneakers, $100 (originally $175) Cole Haan Bethany Ballerina Flats, $90 (originally $150) Vionic Heloise Mary Jane Flats, $90 (originally $135) Marc Fisher LTF Narda Raffia Slide Sandals, $60 (originally $89) Toms Sloane Ankle Strap Sandals, $49 (originally $70) Nordstrom's men's clothing deals are packed with elevated basics and polished travel staples—many of which are ideal for your next trip. The Levi's 511 Slim-Fit Stretch Jeans are a standout at half off, and they're versatile enough to wear from a day of sightseeing straight to dinner. The BP Core Crewneck T-shirt for just $12, a breathable staple you can layer under a button-down on the plane or toss on with shorts. Plus, the Cotton & Tencel Modal Lounge Pants are a must for airport days or long travel legs. Nordstrom Solid Short-sleeve Linen Button-up Shirt, $56 (originally $80) Vuori Aim Shorts, $59 (originally $74) Nordstrom Check Short-sleeve Button-up Shirt, $40 (originally $80) Levi's 511 Slim-fit Stretch Jeans, $35 (originally $70) Peter Millar Crown Crafted Albatross Quarter-zip, $75 (originally $150) Johnnie-O Matthis Stripe Polo Shirt, $53 (originally $89) Nordstrom Slim Straight Cotton Twill Chinos, $40 (originally $80) Nordstrom Cotton and Modal Crewneck T-shirt, $21 (originally $38) Rokka&Rolla Comfort Swim Trunks, $30 (originally $49) Treasure & Bond Button-up Shirt, $46 (originally $65) Nordstrom Cotton and Tencel Modal Lounge Pants, $36 (originally $48) BP Core Crewneck T-shirt, $12 (originally $19) Skims Stretch Cotton Lounge Shorts, $45 (originally $64) Whether you're planning a city escape or hitting the beach, Nordstrom's men's shoe deals include stylish, travel-ready picks at steep discounts. The Cole Haan GrandPro Rally Sneakers are more than $70 off and perfect for navigating airports or cobblestone streets, while the Lands' End Slip-on Water Shoes are just $25 and ideal for beach days, boat trips, or rocky shorelines. You'll also find everyday staples from top brands like New Balance, Birkenstock, and AllSaints. Johnston & Murphy Hayden Oxford Shoes, $100 (originally $139) AllSaints Biggy Slide Sandals, $50 (originally $89) Autry Medalist Sneakers, $140 (originally $215) Cole Haan GrandPro Rally Sneakers, $96 (originally $168) Birkenstock Arizona Soft Slide Sandal, $84 (originally $155) Florsheim Vibe Knit Derby Shoes, $60 (originally $110) Nordstrom Cody Driving Loafer, $60 (originally $90) Lands' End Comfort Slide Sandals, $30 (originally $60) New Balance 480 Basketball Sneakers, $60 (originally $90) Vince Oasis Sneakers, $175 (originally $250) Lands' End Slip-on Water Shoes, $25 (originally $50) Samuel Hubbard Camino Water Shoes, $150 (originally $225) True Religion ASAP Logo Slides, $41 (originally $69) A. Veer Rioza Sandals, $79 (originally $99) Feelgoodz Zensole Flip-flop Thong Sandals, $40 (originally $60) If your suitcase has seen better days, Nordstrom's luggage deals are an ideal excuse to upgrade ahead of your next trip. The Bugatti Classic 2-Piece Hardside Luggage Set is a standout steal at 62 percent off. Even Away's famously sleek and functional suitcases are on rare sale in both the 22-inch Carry-on and 26-inch Spinner, perfect whether you pack light or need a bit more space. You'll also find deep discounts on Samsonite, Tumi, and Béis ahead. Away Flex 22-inch Bigger Spinner Carry-on Luggage, $258 (originally $345) Bugatti Classic 2-hardside Luggage Set, $190 (originally $500) Away Flex 26-inch Spinner Suitcase, $296 (originally $395) Béis Large 29-inch Expandable Check-in Roller, $275 (originally $368) Bugatti Lison 2-piece Hardside Luggage Set, $190 (originally $500) Tumi V4 Collection International Carry-on Luggage, $525 (originally $750) Samsonite Virtuosa Backpack and Carry-on 2-piece Set, $195 (originally $290) Samsonite Octiv 2-piece Set, $290 (originally $430) Travelpro Maxlite Air 3-piece Luggage Set, $400 (originally $620) Bugatti Lisbon Checked Luggage, $120 (originally $240) Samsonite Omni PC 2-piece Luggage Set, $250 (originally $390) Nonstop New York 3-piece Luggage Set and Packing Cube Set, $180 (originally $320) From sleek backpacks to smart luggage add-ons, Nordstrom's travel accessory deals include stylish upgrades that are as functional as they are discounted. At 61 percent off, the Baboon to the Moon Rectangle Sacoche is a compact, weather-resistant crossbody that's perfect for keeping your essentials close on travel days. I'm also loving the Maison de Sabré Apple AirTag Charm, which adds a polished touch to any bag while keeping your tracker secure and your luggage looking cute. A high-quality find, the Tumi Alpha Brave Nellis Backpack is over $100 off and built for organization with a laptop sleeve and padded straps. Maison de Sabré Apple AirTag Charm, $60 (originally $75) Zella Two-pocket Belt Bag, $20 (originally $29) Baboon to the Moon Rectangle Sacoche, $19 (originally $49) Béis Commuter Duffel Bag, $115 (originally $158) Maison de Sabré Large Leather Sling Bag, $247 (originally $309) Zella Everyday Active Backpack, $45 (originally $65) Baggallini Coastal Flip-lock Day Pack, $84 (originally $125) Maison de Sabré Leather Duffel Bag, $421 (originally $629) Herschel Supply Co. Novel Duffel Bag, $73 (originally $110) Maison de Sabré Leather Messenger Bag, $213 (originally $319) AllSaints Lucille Crossbody Bag, $166 (originally $249) Tumi Alpha Brave Nellis Backpack, $299 (originally $425) Longchamp Le Pliage Cosmetics Case, $90 (originally $120) Love a great deal? Sign up for our T+L Recommends newsletter and we'll send you our favorite travel products each week.
