How to Travel Like a Kardashian

Erin C. | April 28, 2015

So, you want to travel like a Kardashian? If there’s a way to spend tons of cash on travel, the Kardashians can do it. You’re going to need to up your game a little in order to keep up with this family. Below are some tips to help you make sure your next vacation has you living large just like everyone’s favorite dysfunctional family.

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First Off: Let’s Talk Luggage.

If you want to travel Kardashian style, you’re going to need some stylish luggage — and lots of it. You could buy your set from the Kardashian Kollection, a line of travel bags, wallets and accessories that the family has produced, but let’s be honest: you’re going to need fancier goods than that. After all, these people are usually seen strolling through the airport with stacks of Louis Vuitton suitcases. Alternatively, you could go really economical and be like Kim’s daughter North West; she was recently seen clinging to her favorite suitcase decorated with a picture of — what else? — Disney’s Frozen.

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