How to Use Luggage Tags

When you travel every bag should have a tag on your luggage. Some people even put stickers with there ID on their individual golf clubs. Too much information could be another problem when traveling,

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Luggage
• Tags

1. 
   Put tags on all your luggage.

   Tag every thing.
   Put a tag on your purse, your backpack, carry on' s etc. Put a business card with your information inside each bag, too.

2. 
   Papper tags do not stay on your luggage very well.

   Make sure you put all tags on your items before you leave home. Using one of the tags they supply at the airport have a very high chance of falling off. If you check in at a airport and are inside your cruise ship cabin and wonder why the ship is moving and you have not received your luggage, you probably have lost luggage. It could be days before you see your stuff if you ever see it again. Plus, think of all the things you have to buy to replace at tourist prices.

3. 
   Tags for luggage.

   Use a little bit of contact information on your tag. Use just your first initial of your first name and your last name. Put your cell phone number on, phone number of where you will be staying and email address. You do not want someone on the plane that is a creep to know your first name. If you can get a tag that hides your name with a cover all the better.

4. Secure your tags with a metal ring.
   These are hard to find. But they will stay on for sure.

5. Put your information inside your luggage, too.
   Baggage handlers and machines are hard on your luggage.

Tips & Warnings

• (c) Zahzel Rose 2009.

[omghow]

on 7/7/2009 Thanks for sharing.

[luv2blog]

on 7/6/2009 Thanks for the info. The airport personnel can be pretty hard on your luggage.