Archive for August 25th, 2009
Many Americans save up their vacation time until summer, when office buildings feel especially stifling and it’s a tragedy not to spend the day outdoors. In most cases, long-distance travel means traversing long airport passageways with luggage in tow. This is part of the reason why a vacation doesn’t truly begin until you reach your destination. Dealing with all that luggage can be a particularly annoying chore.
Wiser luggage choices can make a huge difference, however. A duffle bag is much more convenient to tote around than a big, bulky, square suitcase. Most duffles also provide easy access to your belongings thanks to their handy top zipper. These bags do not sacrifice durability, however. They can withstand as much abuse as luggage handlers are willing to dish out.