Re: International travel aids

[Guest guest]

is worried that she won't be able to go upstairs pulling the luggage

because she needs her arms. UGH

The teacher said something about not having wheels so the bags would fit under

the seats or cots on the trains. I am so confused. I am looking at a Ricks

Steves bag that turns into a back pack. On the bright side her passport is on

the way.

[Guest guest]

,

You should be able to get luggage with retractable handles. Even the smaller,

overnight bags often have wheels these days. Having an extra travel cart/dolly

is too much to worry with IMO. Wheeled bags can often 'piggy-back' on each

other.

I use TravelPro bags exclusively -- not too expensive and well built. You may

want to check on http://www.ebags.com

for other ideas.