Checking Luggage Do's and Don'ts

As with all things else in life there are 'rules' governing the checking of your luggage when you travel. They aren't real complicated. Rather, they are more like tasteless sense things to do. Paying attentiveness to these tips could make your checking in an easier process.

Do check airlines and other communication modes to see what their policies are concerning checked luggage and carry on luggage. Most have a weight limit or a quantity limit. You should also check to see if the firm has a luggage tracking service and how to make a claim in the event of damage or loss.

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Do label your bags clearly with your name, address, and phone number. It sometimes recommended that you list your destination as well. This information should be located inside your luggage as well along with your itinerary. You must undoubtedly remove any old luggage tags that might cause your luggage to be misrouted. You might want to put colorful straps on the surface of your luggage to forestall it from popping open and perhaps theft.

Do go directly to the luggage claims area to retrieve your luggage. This will help forestall loss and theft and get you out of the airport or depot that much faster. If you delay in retrieving your luggage it could be lost, damaged or stolen.

Do carry on such things as keys, medicine, computers and computer equipment, leading documents along with trip documents, and jewelry. Cash, cameras, and other personal and extremely valuable.

Don't check bags that don't close properly-they could pop open. Don't check any bag with missing or broken parts, this will forestall further damage. Don't over pack as this can strain the frames, seams, and/or zippers. Don't check bags that are meant to be carry on bags. These consist of briefcases, tote bags, or garment covers. Don't forget to have fun!

Checking Luggage Do's and Don'ts

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