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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