Be prepared for everything on your next trip. (Photo: Target)
Presidents' Day is coming up, and for many of us it's a three-day weekend that provides us with a much-needed winter break. If you're planning a February getaway — or have a spring vacation coming up — it might be time to arm yourself with a few travel essentials from Target. The mega-retailer has a whole section devoted to setting you up for a successful trip, and none of them will break the bank (we can't say the same about your plane ticket). From neck pillows to keep you comfy on a long road trip to tablets that will keep you entertained in flight, scroll down for everything you need to get you from point A to point B.
Perfect for an international flight or a drive down the coast, this backpack transforms into a duffle bag to accommodate whatever mode of transportation you take.
If you've never had the pleasure of sleeping through an entire flight, this neck pillow might just change how you travel. The soft microbead fill contours your neck to keep is supported comfortably for a luxurious nap even while sitting up.
Never underestimate how much downtime you might have at the airport. These buds feature 20 hours of combined playback; five hours with the earbuds plus an additional 15 hours with the charging case. They come with three sizes of ear tips to ensure a perfect fit.
If you're through digging through your suitcase to find what you need when you need it, packing cubes can help keep things tidy and manageable when you're on the road. This set includes one small, medium and large pouch so there's a place for everything.
A tablet is a great escape for people who have long rides or long layovers. With its compact 8.7-inch screen, slim design and sturdy metal frame, the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite tablet is perfectly sized for entertainment on the go — the whole family will want this.
If you haven't flown lately, you might be surprised at the various ways you can watch in-flight movies and shows. If your flight doesn't have a seat-back screen and you don't have a tablet or laptop with you, this little gadget can help your smartphone stay upright so you can join in the entertainment.
If your travel plans involve four wheels, don't forget the snacks! This elegant soft-pack cooler from Igloo has 25% more insulation foam to keep contents cold from the start of your trip to the end.
With a good sleep mask, you can keep things dark enough to get a restful sleep, even if the person in the window seat likes to keep an eye on the clouds.
For those who prefer silence while traveling, earplugs can block out enough background noise that you can sleep soundly or concentrate on that book you're working on.
You can't beat this deal on Sony wired headphones. Wifi on flights is not guaranteed but having a good pair of wired headphones can save you from a few headaches.
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