How to Attach Cruise Ship Luggage Tags the RIGHT WAY!

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
  • Don’t lose your luggage and learn how to attach cruise ship luggage tags THE RIGHT WAY for Royal Caribbean, Carnival, or any cruise line.
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Комментарии • 9

  • @gillyg8865
    @gillyg8865 20 дней назад +2

    I have bought and use these luggage tag holders, fabulous, I use on every cruise, fantastic product, a few dollars well spent.

  • @williamoday573
    @williamoday573 20 дней назад +1

    I go "all in" on my cruise luggage tags. I cut them (they way you initially showed - nice and thin), fold them in half, and then use a hot laminator with bookmark size pouches to laminate them. I then use a special slot hole punch to create a nice slot through which I slip a flexible plastic loop. Once attached to our bags they are then on to stay! And they are weatherproof. I've seen the nice, thick, folded, unprotected paper tags wither in a Miami pop-up rain shower at the pier. Once they are soaked and soggy there's a really good chance that they're coming off your bags. Some may consider my method overkill, but we've never lost a bag in roughly 50 cruises...

  • @cynthiaapple4233
    @cynthiaapple4233 20 дней назад +1

    JJ is now properly prepared how to attach the tags😆

  • @dogthewalker8071
    @dogthewalker8071 20 дней назад +1

    Always print and take extra copies. Came in handy one time when we had to check-in some extra unexpected last-minute bags. Long story.

  • @johnh2410
    @johnh2410 20 дней назад +2

    Making a loop like you did will make it more likely to catch or snag something and tear off. Instead, you should fold it in half lengthwise and staple it twice, in the places indicated, after inserting over the bag handle.

  • @mikee5076
    @mikee5076 20 дней назад +2

    try packing tape and not staples. makes sure your tag will not come off.

  • @AlexP253
    @AlexP253 20 дней назад +1

    I bought sleeves for Royal Caribbean but found them a little difficult to slide the tag into them. I then bought sleeves for Carnival tags, among the largest tags, and they are much easier to load. I then made custom inserts for the original purchase/Royal Caribbean tag sleeves to help identify my bags at the airport. Much better than other ID tags 😃!

    • @TipsForCruisers
      @TipsForCruisers  20 дней назад

      Oh I like that idea! They are definitely a tight fit.

  • @Pavelpetuniablue
    @Pavelpetuniablue 20 дней назад +3

    The last version is upside down. The paper should have been reversed when placed in the plastic bag thingy. Porters are going go crazy turning it right side up in order to read it.