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Why a ribbon on your suitcase might be a bad idea? An expert explains the risks and safe alternatives.

Old Labels? Remove Them!
Another common mistake is leaving old labels from previous trips on suitcases. According to an expert, this can confuse systems and lead to luggage being sent to the wrong flight. “Always remove old labels—it’s a simple step that really makes a difference,” he adds.

How to safely distinguish your luggage?
Instead of tying ribbons, the expert suggests other solutions:

Choose a suitcase in an unusual color or pattern (e.g., yellow, purple, or with a geometric print),

Use a protective cover with a distinctive pattern,

Mark your luggage with a permanent sticker or fabric paint—making sure it doesn’t obscure the label.

Summary
Although tying ribbons to suitcases seems harmless, it can lead to delays and even lost luggage. Therefore, it’s worth considering other, safer ways to distinguish your bag. When traveling – especially by air – details really matter.

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