Written by BLK Oceans staff

As the holiday season approaches, it's time to gear up for your travel adventures with some incredible Black-owned travel products. Whether you're planning a quick getaway or a long vacation, these 10 travel essentials will enhance your travel experience while supporting Black entrepreneurs.

From stylish luggage to innovative hair care solutions, our curated list of Black-owned travel products for holiday travel is designed to cater to all your travel needs.

Let’a explore the best of Black creativity and innovation in the travel industry.

Lure Life:

Manage travel anxiety and holiday stress with Lure Life CBD products that boast plant-powered wellness for women.

Tote & Carry:

Luxury travel totes and bags designed by Tony “Stitch Doctor” Dennis, featuring eco-friendly, snakeskin-embossed leather.

Myamanu Click:

If you’re traveling out of the country, these are a must have. Myamanu Click ear buds enable travelers to translate 37 languages across the globe, allowing you to experience local life and explore those hidden gems.

Ebby Rane:

Ebby Rane provides rolling luggage cases with multiple pieces for organized travel, like The Q2 Aviation Gray set.

Swimma:

Planning on sitting poolside this holiday? These swim caps come in various sizes and capacities, suitable for voluminous hairstyles like locs, braids, afros, and weaves.

Baxter Wood Company:

They produce raincoats made from recycled plastic bottles, showcasing both style and sustainability.

Haute Box:

No time to shop? Haute Box is your personal styling service that selects clothing for whatever your traveling needs may be.

Hairbrella:

Hairbrella makes a unique umbrella/hat designed by Tracey Pickett to protect all hair styles, lengths, and textures from rain (or snow).

Ashya:

Ashya offers luxurious passport holders and other travel accessories focused on sustainability and ethics.

Breezy Tee:

Skip the hotel towels and opt for Breezy Tee. Their jersey-knit travel hair towels are designed to protect curls, kinks, and coils from damage.

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