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Shopper's syndrome
I’m a material girl through and through – especially when I travel. I like to leave a little extra room in my suitcase so I can fill it to the brim with souvenirs. But I’ve realized that the real joy in shopping in a new place doesn’t come from the actual items in my cart.
At Lonely Planet, we can’t get enough of unique souvenirs. We even have a franchise about the top five local shops in a destination, from charming boutiques in Paris to traditional souk stalls in Marrakesh. So when you feel the shopping syndrome coming on, shop local and get creative with our experts’ recs.
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