When traveling for business it’s all about the essentials—function vs. fashion. Although, with so many different options for suitcases on the market, you’re sure to find at least one piece of luggage that meets both your design aesthetics and your functionality requirements.
Your travel bag of choice needs to be convenient, comfortable and be able to carry your work travel essentials. With so many suitcases to choose from we decided to make a list. After researching the web, we’ve come up with recommendations for the best bags for the business traveler based on functional and efficient travel.
The Stylish Suitcase
If style is still a number one priority when picking out luggage, the Terminal 1 Carry-On by Mark & Graham is the perfect blend of style and functionality. With 10 color options to pick from you are sure to find one that strikes your fancy. The Terminal 1 Carry-On happens to be Mark & Graham’s best-selling luggage collection and we think that is for good reason. This collection is sure to set you apart from the crowd with its luxurious leather detailing and personalized monogram. Made from durable and lightweight polycarbonate the Terminal 1 Carry-On features a TSA approved personal lock, an easy-telescoping handle and oversized wheels that can spin 360 degrees to help you navigate the airport with ease.
The Overnight Bag
If you’re going on a quick overnight business trip the Brentwood 15” Hardside Under-Seater Carry-On Suitcase created by London Fog for Macy’s is the bag for you. From a quick business trip to an overnight getaway, the Brentwood suitcase gives you hardside protection and easy mobility. Its compact profile fits under most airline seats and there’s enough space for all your essentials including your laptop.
The Space Efficient Suitcase
The Rollux 2-in-1 Expandable Suitcase from Joyus allows the business traveler to use space efficiently. With this expandable suitcase you can pack your things in a carry-on bag or full-size check-in suitcase. This is perfect for the business traveler who may not be leaving a destination with the same amount of items he or she came with. For example, if you’re attending a trade show you may depart carrying marketing materials to distribute but on your return flight you no longer have those materials and therefore don’t need the extra space.
With any of these suitcases, swivel wheels seem to be a must when it comes to convenience and ease of navigating through the airport. What is your must have when it comes to luggage for business travel? We would love for you to share your recommendations below in the comments.
