Luxury travel is something most people can only dream of, but for some the thrill of travelling first class (or even in their own private jet) is a regular occurrence. So how can you tell if someone is a frequent luxury traveler? Look out for these following signs:

1. An iPad

An iPad is the ultimate luxury travel item. Being small enough to fit in your briefcase or carry-on and without the added weight and fuss of a laptop, it’s something no frequent traveler would be seen without. They’ll have their business cards stored digitally and probably all the apps and data they need to work whilst they travel. What better way to combine the luxurious apple product with the luxury travel lifestyle?

2. Chanel Silk Eye Mask

Traveling in luxury wouldn’t be complete without the luxury accessories. Chanel makes a comfortable silk eye mask which is perfect for those travelers who want to catch some sleep on their journey.

3. Jet Card

This item might be harder to spot as most travelers keep it in their wallet. A Jet Card is the ultimate loyalty card of the skies; it works like a pre-paid debit card. You can use it to buy the unused hours on a private jet and when some fractional owners aren’t using their private jet, you can use your jet card to have that plane for a flight. They sell them in 15 and 25 hour quantities and it’s the ultimate luxury travel accessory.

4. Hakansson Vitamin Spray

This magical Vitamin spray will keep any luxury traveler feeling fresh and motivated all day long. The vitamin sprays work wonders for your body in restoring all the things that can often be lost during frequent travel. The packets are small enough to fit in your carry-on luggage so you can keep refreshed – especially on those long international flights.

5. Bose – Noise cancelling headphones

These amazing headphones are perfect for the luxury traveler who enjoys music. They provide you with an amazing atmosphere, cancelling exterior noise so you can concentrate only on the things you want to listen to. They come with a hefty price tag, but they are well worth every cent for a frequent traveler.

6. Priority Pass – Worldwide

A Priority Pass is a wonderful little card which allows you access to VIP lounges in airports all across the world. It’s a great scheme for those who fly frequently with many transfers or changes, as it means you have somewhere to rest your head, have a drink, and mingle with your fellow frequent travelers.

Author: Brian Donahue