TPG’s favorite Amazon Prime Days deals for travelers this week

It's no secret that at TPG, we love a good deal — whether that's a business-class flight on points, an awesome welcome bonus on a top credit card or Amazon's semi-annual Prime Day sales.

Amazon's June Prime Day sale is running now until 11:59 p.m. PDT on June 26. Thousands of items across the site are eligible for deals, but we've combed through to find some of our favorites so that you don't have to — and we'll keep adding to this list as we find new items that go on sale throughout the week.

These deals are only available to Amazon Prime members, but you can get a free 30-day trial membership to take advantage of the sale if you aren't already a member.

So if you have an upcoming summer trip you're planning for (or have a travel-lover's birthday on the horizon), make sure to check out these Amazon Prime Day deals before they're gone.

Travel deals

For those who don't know, Amazon has its own Amazon Travel Deals platform where you can save money and get Amazon gift card rebates on car rentals and even — for the first time ever this Amazon Prime Day — hotels.

Select Chicago hotels — Up to 20% off

Amazon Prime members can save on select Chicago hotel stays by booking through Amazon's Travel Deals platform (powered by Expedia). Featured hotels on sale include TPG-favorites like Pendry Chicago and Nobu Chicago. The list of available hotels is surprisingly extensive with hotels from Hilton's Curio Collection, a selection of IHG hotels and more. If you're thinking about a Chicago getaway anytime between now and spring 2027, it's worth taking a look at what's available.

Just remember that because these bookings are made via Expedia, you'll likely miss out on the loyalty program benefits you get by booking direct. That said, if you can save up to 20% on nightly rates, the savings could be worth booking this way — especially if you're also an Expedia OneKey rewards member.

Travel essentials

Apple AirTag 4-pack — $89 (normally $99)

It'll come as no surprise that we're huge fans of Apple AirTags here at TPG. They're the perfect way to keep track of your possessions, especially if you plan to check bags. As someone who has had my bag go to Germany when I was headed for Croatia, I can personally attest to these being a true trip-saver. These tend to sell out when they go on sale, so make sure to snag them before they're gone!

Buy: Apple AirTag 4-pack, $89 (normally $99)

Tile by Life360 Mate 4-pack — $49.99 (normally $79.99)

If you're looking for a luggage tracker other than the much-lauded Apple AirTag, Tile is certainly a worthy contender. The tracker is compatible with most cellphone operating systems, including Android and iOS, and various smart home devices. It's also water-resistant and is on sale for much cheaper than an AirTag set of four.

Buy: Tile by Life360 Mate 4-pack, $49.99 (normally $79.99)

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 16GB — $124.99 (normally $159.99)

I love to read when I'm traveling — on long flights, at dinner when traveling solo, while relaxing pool- or beachside. For any fellow voracious readers, the newest Kindle Paperwhite is on sale this week. Its Paperwhite display provides a no-glare screen, and its battery lasts up to 12 weeks. You can even use library apps like Libby to download books via your local library instead of purchasing digital copies online. And if you trade in your old Kindle, you can save an extra 20%.

Buy: Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 16GB, from $124.99 (normally $159.99)

Anker nano portable charger — from $41.99 (normally $59.99)

TPG staff members swear by their Anker power banks, and this version is 30% off right now. This ultra-high-capacity charging pack has a capacity of 10,000 mAh and can charge an iPhone to 100% in just over an hour. It comes with a built-in retractable USB-C cable, so you don't have to search for your charging cords. If you want to charge more devices at the same time, it also has additional USB-C and USB-A ports.

Buy: Anker Nano portable charger, from $41.99 (normally $59.99)

Tessan universal travel adapter — from $20.51 (normally $27)

A universal power adapter is a must-have for any international traveler. This Tessan model has multiple USB and USB-C ports for your devices, and it'll work in over 150 countries. Right now, you can get it for 24% off.

Buy: Tessan universal travel adapter, from $20.51 (normally $27)

Bagsmart compression packing cubes (set of 6) — from $24.19 (normally $43.49)

Packing cubes are absolute game changers: They are every pro traveler's best-kept packing secret. Bagsmart's set of compression packing cubes features various organizers in a range of sizes. They're waterproof to boot and available in several different colors.

Note that not all colors are available, and the price depends on the color selected.

Buy: Bagsmart compression packing cubes (set of 6), from $24.19 (normally $43.49)

Cabeau Evolution Cool travel neck pillow — from $49.99 (normally $64.99)

This supportive memory foam travel neck pillow is my current go-to for getting sleep in economy on longer flights. It's extremely comfortable, can be worn multiple ways, has a storage pouch that I easily clip to my backpack and it has mesh vents for better airflow (so you don't get overheated with the pillow fastened around your neck).

Buy: Cabeau Evolution Cool travel neck pillow, from $49.99 (normally $64.99)

Jisulife portable hand-held fan — $13.67 (normally $17.99)

This compact desk fan won't take up too much space in your bag, and it's perfect for keeping cool while on the go in the summer. I use mine constantly when I'm traveling (especially to destinations that don't have the same love of indoor air conditioning as the U.S), but it's also an at-home staple for me while I'm out and about during the summer.

Buy: Jisulife portable hand-held fan, $13.67 (normally $17.99)

Kitsch Contour Pillow Eye Mask — $16.80 (normally $23.99)

Sleep is important regardless of where you are, but it can be harder to get good shuteye when traveling. Planes can be bright and noisy with uncomfortable seats, and hotel rooms don't always have blackout curtains to prevent light from getting in. I swear by using a pillow eye mask that doesn't put any pressure directly on my eyelids (it's more comfortable), and this version from Kitsch is currently on sale for 30% off. Trust me, your sleep cycle will thank you.

Buy: Kitsch Contour Pillow Eye Mask, $16.80 (normally $23.99)

Patchology On The Fly Travel Facial Kit — $13.51 (normally $20)

Long flights can do a number on your skin — especially if you already have naturally dry skin. Using a hydrating facemask and eye mask either in-flight or when you land (I personally love to pop one on during the last 30 minutes of my flight), can make a huge difference. Patchology is my go-to brand for face masks, and their On the Fly Travel Skincare set with two under eye patches, two sheet masks and one lip mask is on sale for over 30% off.

Buy: Patchology On The Fly Travel Facial Kit, $13.51 (normally $20)

Luggage, bags and accessories

Travelpro Platinum Elite hard-sided luggage carry-on luggage — from $229.99 (normally $314.49)

Travelpro is offering big discounts on a number of its top-performing luggage and accessories during this June's Amazon Prime Day sale, including its Platinum Elite hard-sided luggage, and Maxlite 5 soft-sided expandable carry-on.

TPG's Clint Henderson is a big fan of his Travelpro spinner suitcase. Overall, it has held up well. These carry-on spinner bags are great whether you're looking to carry-on or check your bag.

Buy: Travelpro Platinum Elite hard-sided luggage, from $229.99 (normally $314.49)

Amazon Basics 21" hard-sided carry-on luggage — $44.86 (normally $59.91)

If you're looking for a budget-friendly hard-sided carry-on option, the Amazon Basics brand isn't a bad choice — especially when it's on sale. This carry-on comes with a standard TSA-approved lock and internal dividers.

Buy: Amazon Basics 21" hard-sided carry-on luggage, from $44.86 (normally $59.91)

Osprey Daylite expandable travel backpack — $82.50 (normally $110)

Osprey's expandable backpack, which can be used as a personal item on most domestic and international flights, is on sale for 25% off. The "tunnel vision grey" color is an Amazon-exclusive, and the bag comes with an easy front-zip pocket, an internal laptop sleeve and a luggage sleeve so you can strap it to your roller bag for easy maneuvering. What I personally love about this backpack is that the zipper goes all the way around, allowing you to open it like a carry-on. This makes it easier to pack.

Buy: Osprey Daylite expandable travel backpack, from $82.50 (normally $110)

Away Bigger Carry-On Luggage — from $236 (normally $295)

Away's luggage is as durable as it is iconic — and it rarely goes on sale. The Bigger Carry-On will fit in the overhead bins of most domestic airlines, and has four 360-degree wheels that make it easy to roll from the lounge to the gate. The bag is big enough for four to seven-day trips if you pack light, and it weighs just 7.9 pounds thanks to its lightweight polycarbonate shell. There's a variety of colors on sale, from muted dark grays to bright pastel green.

Buy: Away Bigger Carry-On Luggage, from $236 (normally $295)

Away Softside Bigger Carry-On Luggage — from $171.59 (normally $245)

If you prefer soft-shell expandable luggage, Away has you covered. The Softside Bigger Carry-On is sized similarly to the hardshell model above, but is expandable thanks to a zipper on the side of the suitcase. When unzipped, you add an extra 2.25-inches of space, perfect for road trips and train journeys when you're not beholden to the overhead compartment. There's also a zippered external pocket that's perfect for your backup battery or other accessories you need in a pinch.

Buy: Away Softside Bigger Carry-On Luggage, from $171.59 (normally $245)

Samsonite Freeform 24-Inch Medium Luggage — from $95.98 (normally $159.99)

Checked bags aren't always treated kindly by airlines, so you should buy a bag that's durable enough to protect your belongings. The Samsonite Freeform line of luggage is a budget traveler favorite, with a sleek design and durable polyproplene shell that should withstand being thrown by a baggage handler. The 24-inch Medium variant weights in at just 8.5 pounds, has built-in TSA locks and is backed by Samsonite's 10-year global warranty.

Buy: Samsonite Freeform 24-Inch Medium Luggage, from $95.98 (normally $159.99)

LEVEL8 Carry on Luggage — from $135.99 (normally $169.99)

LEVEL8's carry-on is one of the more stylish bags we've seen this Prime Day, with a boxy design that's crafted from three layers of polycarbonate. It's designed to fit in the overhead compartment of most airlines and has the features you need on the road: TSA locks, four wheels and a durable aluminium handle.

Buy: LEVEL8 Carry on Luggage, from $135.99 (normally $169.99)

Samsonite Octiv Pro 3-Piece Hardside Lightweight Set — from $440.99 (normally $629.99)

Revamp your entire luggage kit with this 3-piece set from Samsonite. It includes a 21-inch carry-on bag, plus both 24- and 28-inch checked bags, so you're prepared for any trip. The carry-on is particularly interesting, with an external front pocket that can hold your laptop and travel documents. Each bag is a 4-wheel spinner and has built-in TSA locks and telescoping handles with 8 different length adjustments.

Buy: Samsonite Octiv Pro 3-Piece Hardside Lightweight Set, from $440.99 (normally $629.99)

Away The Everywhere Bag — from $158, (normally $198)

The Everywhere Bag is perfect for weekend trips and other times you don't need a full suitcase. It's a versatile hand bag that fits airline requirements for a personal item that makes it an excellent companion on budget carrier flights. There's a 16-inch laptop sleeve inside and an external trolly sleeve, so you can attach it to your carry-on. And when you're not on the road, you can use the Everywhere Bag as your gym or work bag.

Buy: Away The Everywhere Bag — from $158, (normally $198)

Riemot luggage travel cup holder — from $8.49 (normally $9.99)

We all know the pain of buying a coffee at the airport and then having no free hands while you roll your luggage through the terminal. This cup holder for your suitcase fixes that. It attaches to your luggage handle and adds two cup holders and a phone pouch, freeing up your hands so you can text your friends photos of your business class seat.

Riemot luggage travel cup holder, from $8.49 (normally $9.99)

Travel Inspira luggage scale — from $7.49 (normally $9.99)

A luggage scale is a must for anyone who frequents budget airlines, since you can avoid overweight luggage fees by weighing your bags before you check them. This portable scale is small enough to bring with you on the road, and it can weigh up to 110 pounds. Using it is simple: Just attach it to your luggage handle and lift. At under $10, it can pay for itself if you avoid just one overweight luggage fee.

Buy: Travel Inspira luggage scale, from $7.49 (normally $9.99)

GlocalMe Numen Air 5G Mobile Hotspot — from $254.99 (normally $319.99)

The GlocalMe Numen Air 5G is a remote worker's best friend. It can connect you to the internet anywhere in the world with your own dedicated Wi-Fi hotspot. No more hunting for free Wi-Fi in coffee shops or worrying about someone stealing your data on unsecured networks. You can buy data packages from GlocalMe or use the hotspot's SIM card slot with any supported network, both at home and abroad. TPG contributor Andrew Kunesh has had one for a few months and uses it almost every day that he's on the road.

Buy: GlocalMe Numen Air 5G Mobile Hotspot, from $254.99 (normally $319.99)

Headphones and travel speakers

Bose QuietComfort Bluetooth headphones — from $179.99 (normally $359)

Bose's staple noise-canceling wireless headphones are often touted as the perfect balance of quiet, comfort and sound. They have two modes: Quiet for noise cancellation and Aware for hearing your environment and music simultaneously. These are currently a whopping 50% off, so they are definitely worth checking out if you're a fan of over-the-ear headphones.

Buy: Bose QuietComfort Bluetooth headphones, from $179.99 (normally $359)

Beats Solo 4 headphones — $99.95 (normally $199.95)

This model provides up to 50 hours of total battery life and features a more streamlined design than your typical over-the-ear headphones. These Bluetooth headphones are compatible with both Apple and Android devices, but you can also use a USB-C or 3.5mm audio cable if you prefer. All color options are currently 50% off.

Buy: Beats Solo 4 headphones, from $99.95 (normally $199.95)

Apple AirPods Pro 3 — $179.99 (normally $249)

Apple AirPods Pro are a TPG favorite thanks to their superior sound quality, noise-canceling capabilities and snug fit. These are not the newest model, but they are currently available 28% below their usual asking price, which is a good deal.

Buy: Apple AirPods Pro 3, $179.99 (normally $249)

Apple AirPods 4 — $89 (normally $129)

While these AirPods don't have the fancier noise-cancellation feature of the higher-end model, they do the trick with a comfortable fit and up to 5 hours of listening time per charge. Clint has used these earbuds for years and can attest to their sound quality.

Buy: Apple AirPods 4, $99 (normally $129)

Travel accessories for parents

Graco Modes Element SnugRide Lite LX travel system — $279.99 (normally $349.99)

Traveling with kids means lugging both a car seat and a stroller onto the plane and into the rental car. The Graco Modes Element Travel System combines the two into one: the car seat detaches from the stroller, so it's one less thing to carry. The stroller seat is reversible, too, so your baby can face you when they're little and face out once they're a toddler.

Buy: Graco Modes Element SnugRide Lite LX travel system, $279.99 (normally $349.99)

Vevoza portable high chair — $18.59 (normally $29.99)

This product turns almost any dining chair into a high chair — no bulky gear required. The fabric seat straps onto a regular chair back with a velcro closure and anti-slip pads to keep it from sliding around, plus three adjustable harness straps hold your little one in place. It's padded for your baby's comfort, machine washable for the inevitable mess, and folds into its own pouch. It works for babies 6 months and up who can sit unassisted.

Buy: Vevoza portable high chair, $18.59 (normally $29.99)

Lusso Gear airplane tray table cover for kids — $26.39 (normally $32.99)

Airplane tray tables are notoriously filthy, and a toddler will touch every inch of one. This cover slips over the tray to keep it clean, then turns it into an organized play space with pockets for snacks, small toys, and a tablet. It folds flat to pack and can be machine-washed when you get home

Buy: Lusso Gear airplane tray table cover for kids, $26.39 (normally $32.99)

On The Plane activity book — $8.23 (normally $12.99)

This book gives you a screen-free way to keep restless kids busy from the gate to the runway. Sixty-four full-color pages of mazes, puzzles, and drawing games — including "I Spy While I Fly" and behind-the-scenes diagrams of how planes work. It's aimed at ages 3–6, though reviewers say older kids enjoyed it. Just add pens and pencils.

Buy: On The Plane activity book, $8.23 (normally $12.99)

Miss Mouth's Messy Eater Stain Treater Pen (2 Pack) — $11.89 (normally $13.99)

When traveling, getting a stain on your clothes isn't always as easy as popping something into the washer when home. We love Missy Mouth's stain pens because they are safe on clothes for all ages (even babies), and they work fast on a variety of stains. Carly Helfand, TPG's director of content strategy raves about the pen being "pure magic. You can literally watch a stain disappear before your eyes after treating."

Buy: Miss Mouth's Messy Eater Stain Treater Pen (2 Pack), $11.89 (normally $13.99)

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