Holiday Gift Guide for the Armchair Traveler

Well, it’s already the end of November and your friend didn’t make it to Chiang Mai for the latern festival and she didn’t go glamping in the Moroccan desert. That’s fine –  2019 might be the year that she takes her greatest travel adventure. Until then, here is a gift guide to inspire wanderlust in the armchair traveler in your life. 

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1. Travel Themed Calendar 

Rifle Paper Co. is my favorite stationary company. Their 2019 travel themed calendar is a thoughtful gift for any armchair traveler.

2. String Lights

Moroccan Lantern String Lights are perfect for creating travel style Instagram photos at home.

3. Globe

A minimalist globe to remind her of past trips and inspire her to dream of future trips.

4. Turkish Towels

June Bride Cotton Turkish Towels means she can create a hammam inspired spa day right at home.

5. National Park Candles

Ethics Supply Co.’s Yosemite Firefall Candles are the perfect gift for your friend who *meant* to hit up all of the National Parks this year, but she didn’t.

6. Travel Printed PJs

Bedhead Christmas in the City PJ Sets bring the big city to her.

7. Globe Key Chain

Rifle Paper Co’s Adventure Awaits keychain connects her wanderlust with her home sweet home.

8. Travel Themed Art

She can’t go to Havana-ooh-na-na? How about an Endless Havana art print for her apartment?

9. Monstera Leaf Neon Sign

This small monstera leaf neon sign brings the tropics indoors.

10. Llama Pillow

She didn’t have time to trek the Inca Trail?  Comfort her with this adorable fuzzy llama pillow for her home.

11. New York Times 36 Hours Books

The New York Times 36 Hour series has curated sneak peaks into  destinations across the globe. 

12. Mercedes Salazar Statement Earrings

Mercedes Salazar uses bird motifs in many of her jewelry designs, like these statement earrings,  because they represent good fortune in her native Colombia.