Cruise Tags 4 Pack

Paper or Plastic which would you choose to protect your suitcase?We are family of cruises, always looking to make our trips safe & easy. Since we started printing our tickets on line and had to staple them to our suitcase. I was not comfortable stapling paper to my suitcase, so i took my luggage tag and taped around it and attached it on my suitcase.??? what if it rained??? what if it got torn off ??? what if??? I don't want to take a chance my suitcase getting lost.One day I was searching on Amazon for travel gadgets I found this amazing looking Plastic Zip Luggage Tags. I was so excited I no longer have to tape the heck out my tags. After printing my luggage tags on line I folded it and placed in the Etag Holders also comes with wire & screw closeure*** PLEAS READ -> Now there few different sizes for different ships I bought the large one cause I can use it for most cruise lines.It works great, I feel happy that my suitcase won't get lost....Bonus Tip: when your not cruising you can use it to put your personal information in it........

Ok these are Amazing! Just what I needed for my cruise on Carnival. They are secure and my IPhone6s can fit perfect in it also. Great price and can be refuse too! Highly recommend

Cruise Lines use these specific tags, which is why I purchased them. My luggage got to its destination coming and going without these tags being torn off, so I guess they fulfilled their purpose. To be SPECIFIC: these tags will fit ALL CRUISE LINES that create a 8.5 X 11-inch printout of the luggage tags which is then folded in THIRDS (along the 11-inch length) and then folded in HALF to fit into the holder. The tags are transparent on both sides, so that the printed information can be seen on both sides and in both languages.

This tag lived completely up to its expectations. Very sturdy tags that arrived at our cruise cabin exactly as they were when we put them on. Between the thick heavy plastic and the metal cable rings, you should never worry about losing your luggage again. A cheap insurance policy to make sure your paper tags don’t get ripped off.If you found this review helpful, Please click YES so that others may find it easily. Thank You and Happy Travels!!!

I've bought these before, and they were so handy that that I bought another set. These are supposed to be clear pouches to display the luggage tags inside. My older set is fantastic, BUT someone got the brilliant idea to mold a logo right into the front of the tag. As you can see in the attached photo, this kinda defeats the purpose of the tag. I have a trip in a couple of weeks, so I'll probably keep them out of necessity, but If I can fine another clean set, I'll definitely toss these or give them away... Order more a year later... still have the logo.

If you cruise and have to fly to your cruise port, you need these tags. Before I learned about these, I would have to pack tape or beg for a stapler somewhere to attach cruise luggage print-out tags. Then I was always concerned the would come off or get wet and smeared so they were unreadable. These absolutely solve the problem. I print out my cruise luggage tags at home, fold them and put them in these holders, pack them in an exterior pocket of my carry on luggage and head for the airport. When I arrive and claim my luggage, I step aside, pull out these tags, attach to all my luggage and find the cruise transfer host. I feel very confident that once that luggage is on the coach headed for the port, it will find its way to my stateroom with no reason for it to get lost. Love it!!! I’ve use mine repeatedly with no failures. I even bought them for a friend who cruises, too. Great gift idea for cruisers.

After having our luggage tags shredded by the torrential rain in Galveston, one cruise, I suggested we get something waterproof. While we've not had such bad weather, since, these tag holders should hold up well. The tops seal shut, and they are easy to take off and put on. I slip them in the suitcase until the morning we board, and attach them when we are ready to head to the cruise port. Haven't had any problem inserting the printed luggage tags--have used them with Carnival, Holland America, and Royal Caribbean. When I told my siblings about them, they each ordered a set, too!

Great etag holders with thick clear plastic, reinforced metal eyelet, robust zip seal and a thin metal corded steel ring for attachment to luggage. I didn't trust the steel ring because the connector seemed a little iffy, so I used zip ties to attach the holders and their contents to luggage. If you have been on a cruise ship, you know that luggage can be manhandled, at least six times: local foreign contractors retrieve the luggage at the airport and load it on a truck. They then unload it at the dock, where it has to be hefted and sorted to arrive at the correct cabin. This process reverses at the end of the trip. These holders take the worry out of rugged handling, effectively securing the flimsy etag and keeping it readable. Believe it or not, I saw a number of etags simply held with string or rubber bands to luggage. Those tags were in poor condition before we even boarded the ship. Of course, the airline crews have their hands on the luggage at least twice, so all of this adds up to great risk for flimsy tags. These holders cover that risk. Enjoy