Coins

Chances are you’ll leave every country you visit with some spare change in your pockets, so why not keep them and start an amazing new collection along the way?

Maps

You can find free travel maps at pretty much any airport, hostel and tourist information office, and they’ll barely take up any space in your suitcase if you decide to bring them back.

Ticket Stubs

Train, bus, and metro tickets are pretty much different everywhere and it will be interesting to compare them once you come home. Museum tickets are also a good idea, and they come with fond memories.

Rocks and Shells

You can also pick up a small memento during your walk on the beach. Tiny pebbles and beautiful seashells sometimes look so much better than anything you could possibly find at a souvenir shop.

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Just Add Paper

Wrapping your precious mugs, snow globes and fridge magnets in the paper is the most convenient way to protect them, because you can get it anywhere at low cost – or no cost at all.

Bubble Trouble

Bubble wrap is your best friend when it comes to protecting fragile souvenirs. Always ask local vendors if they can give you some, and if that’s not the case consider buying it at a stationery store or bringing some from home.

Clothes to the Rescue

Most of us remember to pack at the very last minute when we no longer have time to methodically protect our souvenirs. If you ever find yourself at the point where you’re running out of time, you can always stash your souvenirs by wrapping them in your clothes and hope for the best.

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Pearls

The island of Mallorca is a gorgeous place to visit if you love beaches, quaint Spanish towns, and incredible hiking trails. But, Mallorca is also home to beautiful pearls that the island has been famous for ages, so if that’s your cup of tea, Mallorca is for you. 

Tanzanite 

Tanzanite is a beautiful gemstone that looks somewhere between blue and violet. Tanzanite is actually really rare and is only mined in a small area in the country of Tanzania, which is where the name comes from. So if you want to get some jewelry from this rare stone, you have to travel to the stunning country of Tanzania. 

Turquoise

Throughout the southwestern part of the US, especially New Mexico and Arizona, you will find stunning displays of turquoise. This is because the Native American tribes that reside there use turquoise as a part of their traditional clothing and jewelry for spiritual purposes. 

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Snow Globes

Snow globes are a little bit more difficult to collect than some other souvenirs. They might break in your suitcase, but that risk can be easily avoided once you learn to wrap them up – and they’re totally worth it.

Patches and Stickers

If you’d like to show off all the places you’ve traveled to on your backpack or suitcase, patches and stickers can help you get the job done. They can be tricky to collect if you’re very picky and always looking for a perfect design – but that’s a part of the fun!

Shot Glasses

Part of the appeal of collecting souvenirs is displaying them for everyone to see, and you should always go with items that could be nicely organized. Shot glasses are a perfect example, since they always look pretty neat on the shelf.

The post Souvenir Collections Every Frequent Traveler Should Start appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Coins

Chances are you’ll leave every country you visit with some spare change in your pockets, so why not keep them and start an amazing new collection along the way?

Maps

You can find free travel maps at pretty much any airport, hostel and tourist information office, and they’ll barely take up any space in your suitcase if you decide to bring them back.

Ticket Stubs

Train, bus, and metro tickets are pretty much different everywhere and it will be interesting to compare them once you come home. Museum tickets are also a good idea, and they come with fond memories.

Rocks and Shells

You can also pick up a small memento during your walk on the beach. Tiny pebbles and beautiful seashells sometimes look so much better than anything you could possibly find at a souvenir shop.

The post Best Travel Souvenirs You Can Get for Free appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Just Add Paper

Wrapping your precious mugs, snow globes and fridge magnets in the paper is the most convenient way to protect them, because you can get it anywhere at low cost – or no cost at all.

Bubble Trouble

Bubble wrap is your best friend when it comes to protecting fragile souvenirs. Always ask local vendors if they can give you some, and if that’s not the case consider buying it at a stationery store or bringing some from home.

Clothes to the Rescue

Most of us remember to pack at the very last minute when we no longer have time to methodically protect our souvenirs. If you ever find yourself at the point where you’re running out of time, you can always stash your souvenirs by wrapping them in your clothes and hope for the best.

The post Here’s How You Can Protect Your Fragile Travel Souvenirs appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Pearls

The island of Mallorca is a gorgeous place to visit if you love beaches, quaint Spanish towns, and incredible hiking trails. But, Mallorca is also home to beautiful pearls that the island has been famous for ages, so if that’s your cup of tea, Mallorca is for you. 

Tanzanite 

Tanzanite is a beautiful gemstone that looks somewhere between blue and violet. Tanzanite is actually really rare and is only mined in a small area in the country of Tanzania, which is where the name comes from. So if you want to get some jewelry from this rare stone, you have to travel to the stunning country of Tanzania. 

Turquoise

Throughout the southwestern part of the US, especially New Mexico and Arizona, you will find stunning displays of turquoise. This is because the Native American tribes that reside there use turquoise as a part of their traditional clothing and jewelry for spiritual purposes. 

The post If You’re Looking for Jewels, These are the Places to Go Get Them! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Snow Globes

Snow globes are a little bit more difficult to collect than some other souvenirs. They might break in your suitcase, but that risk can be easily avoided once you learn to wrap them up – and they’re totally worth it.

Patches and Stickers

If you’d like to show off all the places you’ve traveled to on your backpack or suitcase, patches and stickers can help you get the job done. They can be tricky to collect if you’re very picky and always looking for a perfect design – but that’s a part of the fun!

Shot Glasses

Part of the appeal of collecting souvenirs is displaying them for everyone to see, and you should always go with items that could be nicely organized. Shot glasses are a perfect example, since they always look pretty neat on the shelf.

The post Souvenir Collections Every Frequent Traveler Should Start appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.