USB-C didn’t solve everything. International techie travel is still a mess.

you travel with a... wireless router?

I do. It then VPNs back into my home in Portland, giving me full access to my entire internal network, and also allowing Netflix to work in other countries for free. Plus all of my laptops/phones/tablets are all automatically saved to that router so there’s zero hotel set up.

This one is tiny, runs off USB, and can be a router, hub, bridge, and wireless repeater.

This is the gigabit tiny travel router I use. #ref hnsl.mn/35XDNJq