by ProBlog | Apr 13, 2011 | Austin House, Family Travel, Luggage, Tips & Tricks
What travel items should you take when traveling with children? Beyond your Travelpro rollaboard carry-on packed with travel documents, toys, snacks and diapers, what items would make the trip far more enjoyable for both the kids and everyone around them? Austin...
by ProBlog | Mar 17, 2011 | Austin House, Business Travel, Family Travel, Luggage, Tips & Tricks
The key to successful international travel is thoroughly planning for both for your convenience and safety. As if “the road” isn’t inconvenient enough, traveling abroad often involves the need to transport more items over greater distances for longer...
by ProBlog | Feb 17, 2011 | Austin House, Business Travel, Luggage, Tips & Tricks
Business travelers often ask us which of our products are absolute “must haves.” Which items do we think no self-respecting road warrior should be without? Of course, all Travelpro and Austin House (our leading brand of travel accessories) products will...
by ProBlog | Feb 3, 2011 | Collections, Crew Line, Garment Bags, Luggage, Road Warrior, Tips & Tricks, Travel Guide
Spend any time in an airport or hotel, and you’ll see streams of little rolling bags being dragged through concourses and lobbies. But as any veteran business or leisure traveler knows, a normal suitcase can present some drawbacks. The trickiest? Packing beautifully...
by ProBlog | Jan 18, 2011 | Backpacks, Collections, Crew Line, Duffel Bags, Luggage, Road Warrior, T-Pro Bold
Mark Eveleigh is a photojournalist, adventure traveler, and book author, and a good one at that. He is one of Press Gazette’s 50 top travel journalists, because he truly visits all corners of the globe, showing us things we only hear about in magazines and read...
by ProBlog | Jan 6, 2011 | Carry On Luggage, Luggage, Road Warrior, Suitcase, T-Pro Bold, Tips & Tricks
If you think air travel is tough, be thankful you’re not a checked bag. Granted, you have to navigate congested terminals and crowded airplanes. But, you don’t have to do so via conveyor systems, sorting stations, and rotating carousels. Despite the fact...
