Review on Cruisetags Cruise Ship Luggage Tags by Rhonda Welch

As a travel agent, I've seen the boarding process change for our customers and my family over the years. Cruise lines used to send us thick paper tags to wrap around the handles of their suitcases. This label contains your cabin number and name and is colour-coded. In today's world of cruise travel, you can print cruise ship documents at home and luggage tags aren't what they used to be. Before finding these luggage tags, my family and our clients had to fold along the dotted line and then staple the ends together and pray that somehow the tags wouldn't come loose from the bag before shipping to the salon. Cruisetags takes those worries away. We used them on our last cruise and it made both embarkation and disembarkation a lot easier. We didn't have to worry about tags being lost, torn, or detaching from our bag. Work well with money on your mind and these tags are now an integral part of our business.