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This concise, easy-to-carry book will help you prepare for your first long-term trip, help you adjust to the differences while on the road and embrace the various places you are heading off to. Also available in Kindle format!

Elastic clothesline. Between saving costs on dryer use (if your hostel even has one) or just simple washing in the sink/shower, this will help air dry items overnight in your bunkbed or dorm room. Get wicking underwear/socks and they'll be dry by morning!

Folds, bends, twists, this is great for carrying water with you anywhere. No smell, no taste, tough "bottle". And perfect for airport travel - after security checks, fill it up at a fountain or a sink.

One item that makes your journey so much better: a daily journal. No, seriously, it does. From your own thoughts, challenges, daily experiences, personal growth, hardships.. it makes you reflect on your trip (even DURING your trip) and seize the moment. After you come home, keep writing and you will see how much has happened to your spirit, your confidence, yourself.

Get two (or use along with another lock). This is great for basic security with your backpack - can be slipped through the main zipper pulls and then wrapped around a pole, chair or dorm bed frame. After many, many uses, the cord will start to fray - but it will last at least a 6-month journey.

Unfortunately, it won't allow to merge both men's and women's versions, but this is an example of the types of boots to look for. Light hiking style is recommended for mostly urban travel - of course, if you intend to do more outdoor/rural travels, consider the regular/heavy-duty boots.