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I'm interested to learn how people identify (or not) their luggage when they travel.
Domestically in Australia I simply use my Q tag but I only print my FF number on it; I don't put my name or even a contact number. Internationally the Q tags are no good, unless you're flying Qantas or you include all your details.
Do you use a sturdy luggage tag when you travel? Is it open-faced (where the personal details are exposed) or the type where you have to remove a cover or open a slot to reveal the details? Or perhaps you just use one of the throwaway ones available for free at the check-in counters. Maybe you simply rely on the thermal printed tags.
And do you put your name, address and phone number or provide limited details? Do you place any identifying information inside your luggage? I have a concern - possibly unfounded - that putting too much information on tags leaves one open to exploitation of sorts. I also don't like the idea of waiting (on a train, at a taxi line, a check-in counter, at the carousel etc.) and having people see my name and contact details.
How do you go about identifying your luggage when you travel?
Domestically in Australia I simply use my Q tag but I only print my FF number on it; I don't put my name or even a contact number. Internationally the Q tags are no good, unless you're flying Qantas or you include all your details.
Do you use a sturdy luggage tag when you travel? Is it open-faced (where the personal details are exposed) or the type where you have to remove a cover or open a slot to reveal the details? Or perhaps you just use one of the throwaway ones available for free at the check-in counters. Maybe you simply rely on the thermal printed tags.
And do you put your name, address and phone number or provide limited details? Do you place any identifying information inside your luggage? I have a concern - possibly unfounded - that putting too much information on tags leaves one open to exploitation of sorts. I also don't like the idea of waiting (on a train, at a taxi line, a check-in counter, at the carousel etc.) and having people see my name and contact details.
How do you go about identifying your luggage when you travel?