Whether you're planning a weeklong work trip, a weekend getaway or a longer vacation this holiday season, you'll need luggage that you can rely on. The best luggage is the one that's durable ...

If you’re planning a trip abroad in 2024, not just any piece of luggage will fit the bill. The best luggage for international travel is durable, easy to maneuver and meets your airline’s size ...

The best luggage sets are an all-included bundle of both carry-on and checked luggage options that help simplify shopping. You can use each of the suitcases on different vacations or share one ...

Many of the experts I’ve spoken to agree: They say that hard-side suitcases are easier to wipe clean and slide from luggage racks. They’re harder to repair than soft-side suitcases ...

Samsonite was the most-owned label in the survey. It’s existed for more than a century, but members paid more for its luggage than for any other brand. So, is it just a costly status symbol? We asked ...

When buying luggage, one of the first — and perhaps one of the most overwhelming — decisions you need to make is whether you want a hard-sided or soft-sided suitcase. To make the choice easier ...

As someone who hasn’t checked a bag in more than five years of travel across the U.S. and abroad, I’ve thought a lot about what makes a good piece of carry-on luggage. A summertime European ...

Learn more› By Geoffrey Morrison No matter what kind of bag you carry on your travels, a luggage tag will help you identify it quickly and get it back should it go astray. A good luggage tag ...

Anjani Dhanuka of TAAI said Angel Billabong, while being scenic, had several such accidents in the past and ... Unveiling the ...

Plus, the best duffels, packs, and suitcases to get you through any journey. Lost luggage. Damaged goods. Waiting at the carousel like lemmings to reclaim your bag. Checking a suitcase when you ...

Nobody is happy. Among the many things to hate about air travel, the processing of cabin luggage is ascendant. Planes are ...

Of all the wrinkles in the boarding process, one stands out as particularly irritating: placing your baggage in an airline luggage sizer as a stern-faced attendant assesses whether you have to pay ...