I’m a travel editor – here’s everything I packed for my trip to Basel for Eurovision

This set of travel bottles has completely transformed my experience of flying with just carry-on luggage.

The transparent case compliant with TSA regulations includes 17 various-sized containers for transferring all your creams and liquids via the provided funnel.

It includes a brush for cleaning along with waterproof stickers to ensure you don’t confuse your shampoo with your moisturizer!

I consistently ensure I have a backpack when traveling during holidays, just in case of any action-packed excursions.

This OGIO bag is just the right size and features numerous compartments, including stretchy sides ideal for holding your water bottle and umbrella (you never know when you might need them!). It also includes a discreet zipper pocket upfront for all your essential items.

Additionally, there’s a dedicated area for your laptop, along with ample room to accommodate an extra set of clothing and footwear.

I have typically been someone who packs numerous various containers inside my luggage—a jewelry case, a makeup pouch, a toiletry kit, and so forth.

However, this clever 2-in-1 bag from STACKERS has solved everything.

It accommodates all of my cosmetics and includes a jewelry compartment at the base, which secures all my necklaces neatly and prevents tangles.

Additionally, it includes a mirror as well!

I initially purchased this blackout eye mask for a lengthy flight, but now I find myself using it nightly in bed, which has significantly improved my sleep quality.

This 3D sleep mask is ideal for individuals with sensitive eyes or those who have eyelash extensions, as it is designed to avoid putting pressure on them.

Constructed with top-quality memory foam and a lightweight, breathable fabric, this provides exceptional comfort along with effective light insulation.

A travel adapter is essential when traveling internationally, and I make sure to keep this particular one packed in my suitcase to ensure I don’t overlook it.

This adapter works with all socket types globally and includes three USB ports along with a slot for USB-C cables, enabling simultaneous charging of up to five distinct devices.

My entire life, people have said I’d ‘lose my head if it weren’t attached’ and I’ve had the habit of leaving my luggage on trains, my passport at airports, and my wallet at bars.

For years, I remained highly doubtful about TRTL pillows due to images of people appearing somewhat foolish when using them during flights.

However, I have become an official fan – these things are incredibly comfortable, and along with my eyeshade, I can now get some rest during flights without needing a window seat.

Whenever I head out somewhere, I bring along a water bottle so I won’t constantly have to request small cups of water from the staff during my trip.

This particular model from YETI ensures my drink stays icy cold throughout the entire day, particularly when I start off by adding some ice cubes before heading out.

The most unpleasant aspect of short-haul flights is the absence of screens, making it irritating to have to keep your phone handy for watching an entire film.

Thankfully, this phone stand – which works with all phones – can mount onto luggage handles or tray tables with a clamp.

It also easily rotates 360 degrees, so I use it to make hands-free video calls too when I’m waiting for my flight in the airport.

I always carry my GHDs; I even keep an extra set at my parents’ place now!

Although they might be expensive, they are indeed worthwhile, and they barely occupy any space in your suitcase.

Another beauty product I can’t leave the house without is Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish, and the mini size is my

travel skincare staple.

For ten years, I have used this product both to remove my makeup at night and to invigorate my skin in the mornings, and I am completely devoted to it.

I’ve got the 200ml bottle at home, however, this starter kit costs just £8 – ideal for packing in my carry-on bag.