| You’ve got a relative going away on a gap year. | | | | - waterproof bags and a water container |
| They’ve just finished university so they’re short | | | | - torches and |
| of funds. What can you buy them for their trip? Well, | | | | - money belts and bags. |
| there’s plenty of fun, special travel accessories | | | | More sophisticated gifts |
| online or in the shops. | | | | - water treatment packs |
| The right kit is important and remember it needs to be | | | | - first aid sterile needle packs |
| lightweight. | | | | - mosquito nets |
| Here’s a list of some very useful gifts for the gap | | | | - sleeping bags |
| year, particularly for trips to warmer climates: | | | | - suitcases and holdalls |
| Basic gifts | | | | - security gadgets |
| - sun cream (high factors recommended) | | | | - radios (check these will be appropriate for overseas) |
| - plugs for overseas, electrical batteries and chargers | | | | and |
| - insect repellents and insect sting relief | | | | - knives including the famous Swiss Army Knife or |
| - DVT socks | | | | equivalent. |