Braid or knot a ribbon on your luggage for an easy way to tell your bags apart. Keep spares in your luggage in case your ribbons are torn during your trip.
Posted by MR DIY on Tuesday, January 8, 2019
Another thing that can cause problems with your baggage is marzipan, the delicious sugary almond treat, and John warns you may be flagged by security if you take it on vacation.
“Don’t ever pack marzipan in your luggage. It has the same density as some explosives, so your bag will be removed and you’ll be called from the plane for a bag search,” the Dublin baggage expert said.
Lastly, before sending your luggage down the small conveyor belt to handlers like John, make sure it’s wheels side up to avoid damage.
No more basic baggage
Luggage has evolved significantly in the past few decades and you no longer need to carry basic black, brown or navy baggage.
According to Travel & Leisure, black baggage “is one of the most – if not, the most – versatile color, which is why it’s so popular.”
The outlet writes, “For this reason, it’s worth selecting a different hue if you want your luggage to stand out at baggage claim. Instead, consider a patterned suitcase or perhaps one that comes in a bold color like hot pink.”
