Mistakes on luggage tags: what information is better not to specify.

Information to include on the luggage tag

According to inkorr.com: On the luggage tag, you should include:

• full name, as in the passport;
• contact phone number;
• email address – for additional contact in case of luggage loss.

Avoid including on suitcase tags

You should not specify:

• home address – this can hint thieves about your absence;
• a list of valuable items in the luggage – this can also attract the attention of thieves;
• itinerary and destinations – the less information outsiders know, the safer you are.

Experts from 1st Move International Removals emphasized that it is important to be careful when filling out information on suitcase tags. They noted that mistakes can lead to serious problems, reports Express.

'When filling out luggage tags, it is very important to find a balance between the convenience of identifying your luggage and the security of your personal data. Too much information can expose you to the risk of identity theft, financial fraud, robbery, and other dangers,' says 1st Move International Managing Director Mike Harvey.

Usually, luggage tags include name, phone, address, and sometimes even the itinerary so that in case of loss, the luggage can be returned faster. However, most of this information is unnecessary.

When traveling, it is important to be attentive not only to your belongings but also to the information you place on luggage tags. This will help not only in case of lost luggage but also protect your privacy from potential inconveniences in the future.