Beyond Elegance Custom Luggage Tag

These super elegant personalised designer luggage tags will be sure to make it easy to spot your bags when travelling! Easily personalise both sides to contain the information you want. They have the look of a burnished gold with jewelled peices in a beautiful flower desing in vivid pink and blue but are actually a highly detailed graphic image permanently set inside rugged acrylic with a leather strap to attach. It is very simply jewlery for your luggage! If you're planning to travel, don't overlook the importance of placing properly completed luggage tags on all of your bags. Filled out with accurate information, luggage tags can be a lifesaver for your belongings. Tagged luggage can be quickly identified in case of lost, confused, or stolen luggage. With so many similar types of luggage, tags can also ensure you are grabbing the right luggage from the carousel. Information to Include on Luggage Tags Whatever information you provide on your tags should make it easy for airline or transportation employees to contact you in case luggage is mishandled or lost. Some people feel that providing too much information is a mistake because -in theory- it can make it easier for burglars and identity thieves to commit crimes against you. •Name: Make sure to include your name, preferably as it is written on your airline tickets or boarding passes. Families travelling with multiples suitcases for family members can put one primary contact name, such as a parent, on all suitcases. •Cell phone number: If you carry a cell phone and can be contacted on it in the area to which you are travelling, this is often the best way for the airlines to reach you. If you are travelling out of the country, be sure to include the country code in addition to the area code and phone number. •Hotel or destination phone number: Many individuals also place the hotel or destination phone number on luggage tags. This can be particularly helpful if you won't have cell phone access in the area you're travelling, or in case your phone battery dies, has limited access, or you experience other technical difficulties. Be sure to include the country code if you are travelling internationally. •Alternate phone number: Having an alternate phone number, such as a voice mail line or someone you can trust to receive messages for you is a good option if you will be staying at more than one accommodation during your trip. Include the area code and phone number, as well as the country code if you will be travelling internationally. •Email address: This can be helpful if you will have access to e-mail on your travels. Emails from the airline can also be printed for reference and communication confirmation.