Travel accessories for airport, station and travel retail

Items that solve an immediate travel problem usually work first: neck pillows, sleep masks, earplugs, luggage locks, tags, adapters, power banks, toiletry bags and small organisers. For airport fixtures, check pack depth, barcode position, hanging point and how the product reads from one metre away. We can propose a short opening range before adding more seasonal or branded lines.

Yes. We can work with hang cards, euro slots, counter display cartons, belly bands, sleeves, clear pouches and compact boxes depending on the item. For an airport shop supplier programme, we also check EAN placement, multilingual label space, batch marking and any warnings needed for the countries of sale.

For adapters with USB charging, the usual document set includes LVD, EMC and RoHS information, with WEEE registration handled in the countries where you sell. For power banks, we request CE-related documents, UN38.3 and SDS for transport, and the capacity in Wh printed on the case; we do not describe them as airline approved. For TSA wording or marks on locks, we only use them where the factory holds the relevant licensed mechanism.

Catalogue items use the factory MOQ shown on each product page, while private-label production is usually from 300 pcs per model. MOQ depends on moulds, material colour, printed packaging, EAN labelling and whether the manufacturer can combine production with an existing run. For a first test, we usually keep the range focused so stock turns can be measured before adding more SKUs.

For the May–August travel peak, private-label goods moving by sea are best ordered in November–January so they can land before spring. Independent shops and smaller travel retail buyers often reorder from February to June, while December gifting needs an earlier autumn plan. We plan backwards from your launch date and confirm production, transport and inspection milestones in writing.