Luggage Tag suggestions, preferably with good, secure attachment to the checked luggage (yeah, I know, "The Horror" :eek: ;)) with pocket large enough to slide in a significantly sized itinerary?

Did several searches including "luggage", but "tag" and "ID" are too small for search terms.

One possibility is http://www.tagsforbags.com/ Anyone familiar with this?

Doing a month-long vacation/trip to six different destinations around Asia/Australia/New Zealand, so would need to include the full itinerary as some places only stopping for two days before zooming off again, or going to be driving and stopping/staying at different places during the stopover.

Thanks very much,

Steve

I saw these on Magellans and they have space to fit a full sized itinerary inside. Don't forget to put an itinerary on the inside of the luggage as well. Oh and don't forget the Flyertalk tag (http://www.webflyer.com/ft/cart/store.cgi?id=JcsUL0BOm7EAAH67KE0AAAAN&n=storetx2) either!

Magellans tags (http://www.magellans.com/store/Luggage___Locks___TagsLA311)

I use the Magellans tags and they are great. I have used them for trips of up to 10 stops and there is lots of room. I use 8 pt print on both sides of a sheet of paper and it holds lots of information.

Thank you very much!

That was what I remembered seeing quite a while ago (most of a year) and somehow lost the bookmark.

Thanks again,

Steve

PS--I put an itinerary inside the luggage also, but as I've got TSA locks on all access points, other countries' airport security can't get in w/o breaking the locks off, right? Prefer not to have that happen.

PPS--the one time TSA used their passkey or whatever to go into my checked luggage (I was using carry on for my dive regulator/computer/expensive stuff). they happened to enter the pocket I was using for my dirty laundry. :eek: Gee, I wonder why they didn't bother to check any other pockets? :D

Another vote for the Magellans thingies.

I use the Magellan's tags as well, but I adjust the information as a trip goes along and remove the data for completed segments. I don't want a lost bag to go back to where I've already been.

I print out my itinerary in such a way that I can cut off concluded parts of a trip.