20 amazing gifts for under $100 for the traveler in your life

Gift the perfect way to humblebrag with this cork globe. Avid travelers can show off how many places they have been to by pushing pins into each locale.

Suck UK Cork Globe, $70

This all-in-one coffee maker brews a fresh cup for coffee snobs who are short on time. It's also perfect for coffee snobs going camping.

Cafflano portable all-in-one coffee maker, $97

Upgrade a basic flask to one that pays tribute to US National Parks.

The stylish Pendleton National Parks thermal flask is decorated with decals that were given to park visitors in the 1920s.

Pendleton National Parks thermal flask, $38

Tripit is a website and app that organizes travel plans into an itinerary, allowing users to see all of their trip details in one place. It's life-changing for people who travel often.

Though the app is free, Tripit Pro takes it one step further, sending you alerts about delays and updates — sometimes before the airline.

Yearly subscription to Tripit Pro, $49

Packing cubes are the ultimate travel hack, as they keep your luggage organized, and allow you to fit more stuff. They're also handy for keeping dirty or damp clothes separate from the rest of your things.

Lotta Jansdotter 3pc Travel Packing Cubes, $20

For those days by the pool or when you want some tunes at the beach. You can connect up to three smartphones or tablets to JBL’s splash proof speaker.

JBL Flip 3 Splash proof Portable Bluetooth Speaker, $80

Travel Stub Diary, $12

This duffel has padded straps and handles for carrying ease, but the real treat comes from the built in shoe pouch.

Never again will you worry about dirtying up clothes with the bottoms of your boots or sneakers.

Herschel Novel Duffle, $85

A passport is one of the most important documents you have, so give it a stylish home with a colorful leather passport holder.

Kate Spade Cameron street travel passport holder, $88

Don't lug heavy books around. Just download them on this e-reader, which has no screen glare and a built-in adjustable light.

Kindle E-reader, $80

If you don’t want to spend hundreds on an expensive camera, the next best thing is to get a lens that can easily attach to your phone for even crisper, more beautiful images.

Aukey makes a lens kit that’s compatible with Android and iPhone.

Aukey phone lens, $25

This beautiful book will satisfy both your appetite and your wanderlust, as it divulges some of the world's most well-known restaurant's most famous recipes. Alongside these recipes, find travel tips from foodie travelers like Helena Christensen and Sophie Dahl.

Luxury Collection Epicurean Journeys, $34

Because sometimes you want an instant print out of your most memorable moments.

Fujifilm camera, $60

Thwart thieves with this anti-theft backpack, which has hidden zippers, slash-proof materials, and cleverly-placed pockets so you can always access your most important possessions — and thieves can't.

Anti-theft backpack, $99

Finally, a neck pillow that isn't heinously ugly. Any traveler too embarrassed to buy one of these life savers for themselves will thank you — especially after sleeping through their next flight.

F1 on a trip set, $30

If you’re looking for a good “all around” pair of headphones, Sony’s closed over-the-ear headphones are the way to go.

Sony headphones, $80

A travel adapter is probably the single most important gadget to bring while traveling. Without one, you'll be stuck with dead devices as soon as you land.

The LOOP adapter is both compact and universal.

LOOP World Adapter Plug, $20

When traveling, you're often using your phone more than usual, plus you never know where your next outlet will be. This compact charger — smaller than a tube of lipstick — adds over one charge to an iPhone 6 and nearly one full charge to a Galaxy S6.

Anker’s external battery charger, from $13