info & Advice

Travel Tips…

The Holidays are coming up, get ready with a great article from USAToday

With the price of air travel and the security risks and hassles, many people are traveling by car to their holiday destination. Check out some advice on maintaining your car.

If you need some ideas on holiday gifts, why not give the gift of luggage? LuggageOnline.com has one of the largest selection of travel luggage, rolling luggage, garment bags and designer luggage.

Here is to a happy holiday travel season,

Kevin

  by Kevin, · September 24th, 2009

info & Advice

→ No CommentsTags:

Select the Right School Backpacks That Can Accommodate Your Needs

School backpacks are a necessity to most students, regardless if they are in grade school, high school, college or university. Since this is the case, it is important that you obtain a quality and durable sack that can hold up against the daily wear and tear of traveling to and from school. This doesn’t just mean a bag that has the ability to withstand the weight of textbooks but also has the necessary features to make traveling convenient, comfortable and not a chore.

Since the quality of the bag is integral, you don’t want to make the mistake of choosing just any backpack. The reason is not every design will be ideal for your specific needs, regardless if the bag is good or not. Therefore, you need to take the time to carefully look at the various aspects that make up the sack to see what you can expect and so you can decide whether or not it is the right choice for you.

What are some of the features you should look for in school backpacks? Good elements to check for include, but are not limited to: fully lined interior, top handle, adjustable back straps, and various zipper compartments on the inside and outside of the bag to hold books and a variety of other accessories for organization and easy access.

It’s not too late to get your back-to-school shopping done, check out LuggageOnline.com for the best selection of backpacks, duffles and bags.

  by Kevin, · August 25th, 2009

info & Advice

→ No CommentsTags: ···

Visual Guide to Airline Travel

Best Travel Deals, a community where travel lovers from all over the world can meet up to share the best deals in travel, put together this great visual guide to airline travel. The grid keeps us up to date (for now) and is a fantastic tool to help travelers make a decision on which airline to fly based on their specific needs.

Visit BestTravelDeals.net for a better look!

  by Brooke Dowd Sacco, Assistant Buyer & Blogger · August 10th, 2009

Airlines / TSA, info & Advice

→ No CommentsTags: ·

Tuesday’s Travel Tidings

Travel related news gathered from around the web and brought to you weekly:

- The term staycation is among 100 new words added to Merriam- Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary. That news is just about as exciting as a staycation.

- MSNBC Travel rounds up the best iPhone Apps for travelers.

- $1000 laptop bag made of ostrich? I’ll take one in each color please.

- New Lexus LS 600h Pebble Beach Edition comes equipped with a personalized, leather luggage set.

  by Brooke Dowd Sacco, Assistant Buyer & Blogger · July 14th, 2009

Mixed Bag, info & Advice

→ No CommentsTags:

Travel + Leisure’s 2009 World’s Best

The votes are in for this year’s World’s Best from Travel + Leisure. For their 14th annual poll, they once again asked readers to weigh in on the best hotels, cruises, airlines, cities, islands, and more.

Check it out to see if your favorite spot made the list or to help plan your next getaway!

Sadly, there isn’t a World’s Best luggage category, so you’ll just have to take our word for it. Click here to check out Luggage Online’s best rated products!

  by Brooke Dowd Sacco, Assistant Buyer & Blogger · July 13th, 2009

Mixed Bag, Reviews, info & Advice

→ No CommentsTags:

Our New Blog Crush

We just came across this site and had to pass it along! Jaunted.com is a “pop culture travel guide for globetrotters, business road dogs, and arm chair travelers who are too harried to sit down with a traditional travel guide, or wait for a monthly travel magazine.” Aimed at grabbing the attention of those with short web-induced attention spans, they also encourage readers to submit stories about their travel adventures.

Take a look at this post, which offers their Top Five Passport Tips.

  by Brooke Dowd Sacco, Assistant Buyer & Blogger · July 10th, 2009

Mixed Bag, info & Advice

→ No CommentsTags: