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Entries from April 2008

Long Train Rides - What To Pack

April 30th, 2008 · No Comments

Traveling by train can be scenic and relaxing. However, train rides can also be extremely long, and delays are common. In order to ensure that your train ride is enjoyable, you need to pack the appropriate items.
Amtrak currently allows passengers to have two carry-on bags. For the sake of convenience, make sure that everything […]

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Unique Gift Ideas For Mother’s Day

April 29th, 2008 · No Comments

So you want a thoughtful Mother’s Day gift but your mom just doesn’t need new luggage? Don’t worry. While we’ve featured great travel bags and luggage pieces for mom over the last few weeks, today we’re going to show you some other unique items that won’t break the bank.

A set of luggage tags […]

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Travel Alarm Clocks - More Than a Wake-Up Call

April 29th, 2008 · No Comments

Many travelers miss flights and business travelers miss important appointments because the hotel fails to make a requested wake-up call. Some bedside clock radios require an advanced degree from M.I.T. just to set the time and alarm. Middle-of-the-night power failures also result in failed wake-ups with electric alarm clocks. A travel alarm clock you […]

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Your Pet Carrier Can Match Your Luggage

April 28th, 2008 · No Comments

Do you love to travel with your pet (aka your best friend)? Do you carry your cat or dog in a pet carrier? Often these pet carriers are designed to be stand-alone pieces with patterns and colors. The Sydney Love Cats and Dogs Animal Carrier, however, is a different story. This pet carrier with […]

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What is the TSA?

April 27th, 2008 · No Comments

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) was created under the Department of Homeland Security after the terrorism attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Along with state, regional and local partners, the TSA is tasked with the security of the transportation systems in the United States. Most travelers think of the TSA only in terms of running the […]

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Driving in Another Country

April 26th, 2008 · No Comments

With a little pre-planning and preparation, there is probably no better way to learn a country than tucking your luggage in the trunk and leisurely driving through its big cities, small villages and countryside. Here are some tidbits to know before you get started:
Do your homework. Some countries and cities are easier and safer […]

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Luggage Tags Help Bring Lost Luggage Home

April 25th, 2008 · No Comments

According to the Air Travel Consumer Report published by Department of Transportation (DOT), 628,799,697 passengers flew aboard 20 U.S. airlines in 2007. Mishandled baggage reports ranging from damaged bags to lost and delayed bags were filed by a little over 7 out of every 1000 passengers. Although statistics show that only .005% of luggage […]

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Tips to Help You Sleep While Traveling

April 24th, 2008 · No Comments

While traveling, we often push ourselves to our physical limits, almost to the point of exhaustion and deprive ourselves of sleep. Because of this, we may experience symptoms of sleep deprivation including headaches, indigestion, decreased concentration and ability to focus, and irritability. It is imperative that we give our bodies the rest and relaxation […]

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Mother’s Day Gift Ideas For People On A Budget

April 23rd, 2008 · No Comments

With the state of our economy and rising gas prices, everyone is starting to feel the crunch. That means you might have less money this year to spend on mom. Not to worry. Here are some great budget-friendly Mother’s Day gift ideas. Plus, for a limited time, eLuggage readers can save 10% at eBags.com - […]

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Finding Good Deals On Luggage

April 23rd, 2008 · No Comments

Finding good deals can be like a game - the bigger the bargain, the better you feel. The same can be said when finding a bargain on luggage. However, make sure you are purchasing discount luggage or luggage on sale and NOT cheap luggage. There is a big difference. Cheap luggage = cheaply made. It […]

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