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How to pack luggage?
Please tell me how someone packs their luggage on the plane? Are security locks required? What is more convenient to travel with, with a travel bag or with a suitcase? Or maybe it's better to buy a suitcase in Turkey?
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I will say from my own experience that a good suitcase on wheels, with a retractable handle and a working fastener, is enough. No combination locks or tape needed.
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answered 14 years ago
I completely agree with Natalo4ka. It is better to take a suitcase, and a soft, hard one is heavy in itself. I do not advise you to pack things in a bag, in a suitcase the clothes will not be so crumpled, in a neater form.
I didn’t quite understand why buying a suitcase in Turkey? What are you going to Turkey with?
I didn’t quite understand why buying a suitcase in Turkey? What are you going to Turkey with?
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answered 14 years ago
I just do this (I don’t have a combination lock on my suitcase): I tie the doggies from adjacent locks with a thin plastic rope so as not to untie them to the hotel and that’s it. Suitcases in Turkey are definitely cheaper.
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answered 14 years ago
We bought a new suitcase: soft, on wheels, with a retractable handle and, most importantly, as we thought - a combination lock! We flew to the sea and found that at the Boryspil airport (there was a delay of 6.5 hours), they broke the combination lock and stole it (glory god) cigarettes. Now, at home, we wrap the suitcase with bags of any / large / and adhesive tape.
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answered 14 years ago
I think it's cheaper to buy a suitcase at home, and secondly, it's convenient. Today I returned from Turkey, few people wrap their luggage, at least I didn’t lose anything.
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answered 14 years ago
I just thought that you can buy a suitcase cheaper in Turkey, and go there with a minimum of things in your travel bag (although the minimum is not always possible).
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answered 14 years ago
We give at the airport for packing. Not as protection against theft (they wrote correctly that the lock would be broken if they wanted to), but in order to somehow save the suitcase - in autumn in Egypt, the Arabs gave the suitcase in such a form as if it had been nailed in dust, and then wiped with a wet and dirty rag.
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answered 14 years ago
Last year I bought a medium suitcase bag for $25, bargaining started at $70. At home similar from $40 Satisfied. + They gave me a card holder as a gift.
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answered 14 years ago
Well, if the difference in price is only 20 dollars, then is the game worth the candle? I wouldn't bother.
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answered 14 years ago
