Luggage refers to the bags, cases or other containers used by travelers to carry their personal belongings, such as clothing or other items, when they are away from home.
Usage examples
Pack your luggage for your upcoming trip.
Make sure to check the weight restrictions for your luggage before you go to the airport.
She struggled to lift the heavy luggage into the overhead compartment on the plane.
We had to wait at the airport for hours because our luggage got lost during the transfer.
Remember to lock your luggage before checking it in at the hotel.
He meticulously organized his luggage, separating clothes and toiletries into different bags.
The airline lost my luggage, and I had to file a claim to get it back.
Don't forget to put your contact information on a tag attached to your luggage, in case it gets misplaced.
We had to pay an extra fee at the airport because our luggage exceeded the allowed size limits.
The hotel staff offered to store our luggage for us until our room was ready.
Fold down the seat backs to those small bucket seats in the back and there's a further 260 litres of luggage room on offer. (autoexpress.co.uk)
For older babies who can hold their head well, a light buggy is advantageous because you can fold it and store in the trunk or as hand luggage compartment on the plane. (toptenstrollers.com)
They should therefore declare their devices before the search, or ensure their electronic devices are packed into their check - in luggage in the first instance. (breakingtravelnews.com)