Yes — you can take a power bank on a plane, but only in hand luggage, only up to 100Wh, and since March 2026 there are new rules on charging and overhead lockers. Here’s exactly what’s allowed.
Italy uses Type L plugs — three round pins in a row — at 230V. A standard EU adapter does not fit. Worse, Type L comes in two sizes and the smaller pins don’t fit the larger socket. Here is exactly what UK travellers need.
India uses three socket types — C, D and M — at 230V. UK travellers need an adapter (no voltage converter), and the right adapter depends on whether you’re staying in a five-star hotel or a family home. Here is exactly what to pack.
Switzerland uses Type J plugs at 230V — same voltage as the UK, so no converter. The gotcha: standard EU adapters don’t fit Swiss sockets. Here is exactly what to buy from the UK before you go.
Australia uses Type I plugs at 230V — same voltage as the UK, so no converter needed. Just a plug adapter. Here is exactly what to buy from the UK before you fly, with NZ and Fiji covered too.
The US runs on 110V — half the UK’s voltage. The wrong adapter will fry your hair dryer. Here’s exactly what UK travellers need to take to America, what to leave at home, and which devices are safe.
UK travellers don’t need a voltage converter for Europe — but you do need the right adapter. Here’s exactly what to buy, why one type doesn’t cover every country, and which European destinations still use UK plugs.
UK travellers don’t need a voltage converter for France — the voltage is identical. But you do need the right adapter, and the one from the airport shop probably isn’t it.
UK travellers don’t need a voltage converter for Spain — but the wrong adapter will fall straight out of the wall. Here’s exactly what to buy and why.
https://amzn.to/3WoD3tk Let’s dive into the world of travel sets and suitcases! There are tons of options to consider, tailored to different travel styles and needs. Here’s a breakdown of types, features, and considerations: 1\. Types of Travel Sets & Suitcases Luggage Sets (2-piece, 3-piece, 4-piece, etc.): These typically include various sizes of suitcases, often a […]
Turkey uses Type C and Type F plugs at 230V — UK travellers need an adapter, not a voltage converter. Here is exactly what to buy and what actually works in Istanbul, Antalya and the resorts.