Prince William has been travelling as a member of the Royal Family since a very young age. His very first trip abroad was at just nine months old when the little royal went to Australia with his parents Prince Charles and Princess Diana. William accompanied his family on a number of such state visits before branching off on his own when he was old enough.
There’s one item in particular the royal likes to take with him when her jet-sets.
The future King often takes a Globe-Trotter suitcase on his travels.
A British luxury luggage, suitcase and accessory brand, Globe-Trotter was established in 1897.
It has strong ties with the British Royal Family.
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William’s grandmother Queen Elizabeth, 94, sparked the royal penchant for Globe-Trotter.
The brand moved to the UK in 1932 and was used by the Queen during her honeymoon in 1947.
The late Princess Diana went on to use it for her honeymoon with Prince Charles, 71.
Kate has also been spotted with the luggage.
It’s understood Prince George, seven, and Princess Charlotte, five, also have a miniature version of the suitcase.
However, William’s brother Prince Harry, 35, and his wife Meghan Markle, 38, are not known to favour the luggage company.
The royals keep their luggage separate by labelling them with coloured luggage tags.
Prince William has a red luggage tag, while Kate has a yellow one.