by Matt Sill | Apr 20, 2018 | Carry On Luggage, Collections, Luggage, News, Travelpro News
It’s hard to remember a time when it was a struggle to lug your luggage through an airport, but it did exist. Travelers had to literally manhandle their suitcases using the handles throughout the airport and to hoist 30 – 40 pound bags onto and off baggage...
by Matt Sill | Mar 20, 2018 | Carry On Luggage, Collections, Luggage, MaxLite, News, Suitcase, Travelpro News
The operative word in luggage shouldn’t be “lug,” and Travelpro knows you need the freedom to pack everything you need without being weighed down as you navigate the airport terminal, hotel lobby, or cruise ship gangplank. The Maxlite® 5 Collection —...
by Matt Sill | Jan 4, 2018 | Business Travel, Carry On Luggage, Collections, Crew 11, Crew Line, Executive Choice 2, Luggage, News, Tips & Tricks, Travel Guide, Travel News
If you received smart luggage for Christmas, we don’t mean to spoil your new year, but three major airlines — American, Alaska, and Delta — have already banned suitcases and carry-on bags that are equipped with integrated lithium-ion batteries and external...
by Matt Sill | Nov 28, 2017 | Carry On Luggage, Collections, Luggage, Platinum Magna
When you’re traveling, being distracted from the sights and sounds of your destination by your luggage or day bags should not be part of your itinerary. With some planning, you can streamline your experience, travel in comfort, and focus on the people and places...
by Matt Sill | Sep 21, 2017 | Business Travel, Collections, Executive Choice 2, Luggage, Tips & Tricks, Travel Guide
Some business travelers might as well call themselves pack mules with the amount of weight they lug through airports in their briefcases. I’ve seen people carry briefcases that weigh as much as their carry-ons. The bags are filled with binders, folders, and...
by Matt Sill | Aug 10, 2017 | Business Travel, Crew 11, Executive Choice 2, Luggage, Platinum Magna, T-Pro Bold, Travel Guide
Not all business travelers jet off to major cities or other countries. Many business travelers have clients in smaller cities, and that means that if you travel by air, it’ll most likely be via a regional jet. There’s nothing wrong with regional jets,...
