It’s great to wear designer classics that never go out of style, but isn’t it more fun to flaunt the latest crop of bestselling bags of the season? Here’s a sneak-peak into the bestseller collection of bags on Tumi.

Canton Crossbody

Wearing this hip & snazzy crossbody from Tumi’s Voyageur collection can set an exciting trend. Simply perfect for those who value versatility, this well-crafted work bag may be worn across the body or on one shoulder.

Click here to shop: https://www.tumi.sg/canton-crossbody/p/14328123

Danner Brief Tote

This super-practical brief tote is a must-have! The triple compartment brief is designed to simplify, keeping your essentials at your fingertips and to let you travel hands-free.

Click here to shop: https://www.tumi.sg/danner-brief-tote/p/14327881

Sheryl Small Business Tote

Classy never goes out of style! With three compartments, including one for your laptop, as well as pockets for your phone and other accessories, this streamlined and compact tote gets the job done in style.

Click here to shop: https://www.tumi.sg/sheryl-small-business-tote/p/14561423

Troy Crossbody

Here’s a perfectly sized bag for all essentials! This cute little travel case features several interior and exterior pockets and an adjustable, removable strap- very functional!

Click here to shop: https://www.tumi.sg/troy-crossbody/p/14561473

Albany Slim Commuter Brief

For the modern business traveller, here’s the ideal brief to carry! This slim and well-organized commuter brief offers a dedicated laptop compartment and another compartment for accessories and files.

Click here to shop: https://www.tumi.sg/albany-slim-commuter-brief/p/14557131

Stratton Crossbody Pebbled

Attention, all style-savvy citizens in motion!!! Here’s a highly functional crossbody from Tumi that embodies both timeless and modern style. It has a plentitude of pockets to masterfully organize all of your daily essentials.

Click here to shop: https://www.tumi.sg/stratton-crossbody-pebbled/p/14328019

A month back, I was in search of a place that blends pristine beauty with rich history and culture, and Bali was the perfect fit. Ever since I experienced Bali and came back home, the spiritual energy of the place doesn’t seem to let go. This is a haven for all travel enthusiasts who are looking to mix experience with nature.

Before I headed to Bali, I made I was methodical in my packing approach. Since it was going to be a short trip, I needed to pack just enough to enjoy my outfits along with keeping it light. Hence, I suggest anyone traveling for a short trip should start with a list of items to carry. Pack only the essentials and take advantage of the unique shopping experience on the beautiful island. The first and most important thing to bear in mind is buying the right luggage. From the plethora of brands out there, I chose to go for a Tumi backpack that effortlessly blends quality and functionality with style. I bought a ruggedly refined roll-top backpack that would withstand the wear and tear of my adventurous journey. It also had very strategically placed pockets that seemed very attractive to me. The one I carried was the Carson Backpack which was like a style statement on my shoulders.I made sure to include beachwear, quick-dry travel wear, flip-flops, first-aid kit, mosquito repellent (just in case!), layered clothing, travel documents, and toiletries. Surprisingly, all of this fitted just perfectly into my sleek and versatile Tumi bag.

The highlight of this trip for me was certainly exploring the less traveled East Bali. They’re home to pristine coral gardens teeming with colorful marine biodiversity. One place you must definitely explore is the scenic central highlands of Ubud. The stunning valleys, forested rivers and flowing rice fields of Ubud offer a treat not only to the cultural day trippers but also to the adventure seekers and shopaholics in equal measure. So, make Ubud one of your must-explore destinations in Bali. You will be amazed by the virtually endless sightseeing opportunities this little town has to offer! And don’t forget to travel light to enjoy the journey.

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