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The 2010 Travel Goods Show Wrap-Up and Review
Trends of the '10s
Refinement rules. Light weight reigns. Checkpoint-friendly, adventure are the rage. Hybrids, hardsides also seen. Colors pop, patterns preen. A surge in fab accessories. And pop culture's cache in licensing. The trends of the '10s — here they are, as Seen at the Show. Clockwise from bottom left: High Sierra's ATGO Carry-On Wheeled Backpack with Removable Day Pack, Guess Travel's First Class Hybrid Roller, ExOfficio's Storm Logic™ Jacket, Kenlo International's Ed Hardy Mini Automatic Open/Close Umbrella, GreenSmart's AKEPA Laptop Sleeve, The VinniBag by Ellessco, Cross' Shelley Sun Readers, Large Money Pod by Hadaki by Kalencom, DEVO Products' The Travel Table™, J World Sports' Square Blue Lunch Box, Landor & Hawa's IT-Ø-2® 28.5" Packing Case, Cocoon® by Design Salt's Ultralight U-Shaped Aircore Pillow, Briggs & Riley's Travelware's BRX Docking System, 24/7 International's Panama Jack Rip Tide 20” Wheeling Duffel.
Credit:
Photographer: Kerry Pittenger
The 2010 Show Issue
Jam-Packed!
The 2010 Travel Goods Show
• Hundreds of Exhibitors
• Thousands of Products
• Three Days to See It All
March 2-4 in Las Vegas
Credits:
Illustration: Matthew Holmes
The Travel Issue
User-friendly bags: Landor & Hawa's Wheeled Duffle in 1680d ballistic weave nylon, MSRP $80; Global Solutions 4 is the Make It Mine™ Retro series, MSRP $349/4-piece set; Luggage America's Tribune, MSRP $740/3-piece set. See "Luggage and Accessories for a Right-now Lifestyle" feature for more details.
Credits:
Photographer: Kerry Pittenger
Models: Karch Price, Resnya Hughes, Brenna Flynn, Reinhard Agency, Philadelphia, Pa
Photographed at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) in Philadelphia, PA. Special thanks to Rick McMullin, special events coordinator, PHL-Public Affairs.
The Business Travel Issue
AUGUST 2009 Vol. 34 No. 3
LET'S DO BUSINESS!
Say bye-bye to boring briefcases. Hadaki by Kalencom's Neoprene 11.1 Netbook Sleeve/Tote hits the spot with a zippered top that opens to a roomy, lined interior, cushioned construction that protects valuable contents, webbing hand straps and outside storage pocket. What's more, it's eco-friendly and AZO free. MSRP $28.
Credits:
Photographer: Kerry Pittenger
Model: Miwa Cogez, Reinhard Agency, Philadelphia, PA
Photographed on location at Distrito, 3945 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA. Special thanks to Adam Baru, general manager and Brian Sirhal, beverage manager.
The 2009 Travel Goods Show Wrap-up and Review
MAY 2009 Vol. 34 No. 2
OUTFITTING THE TRAVELER FROM HEAD TO TOE
Shannan is wearing ExOfficio's #2023-5003 Women's Nio Amphi Capri in bone Nio Nycott fabric, $60; #2001-0807 Women's Traveler 3/4 Sleeve Shirt in light blossom Dryflylite fabric, $62; #2013-0793 Women's ExO Dri™ Pointelle Top in white DriRelease Pointelle fabric, $34; and #HL1002 Women's “Traveler” Shoe in black, $100. Complementing her wardrobe is Pacsafe®'s #PB081TB Toursafe™ Petite Handbag with exomesh®, $69.99. Sunglasses by Steve Madden.
Doug is wearing ExOfficio's #1002-5002 Men's Amphi Convertible Pant in light khaki Nycott fabric, $70; #1002-0928 Men's Hid'n Away Palm Short Sleeve Shirt in jade, lightweight, quick drying fabric with ventilation, $66; #1016-0795 Men's ExO Dri™ Tee in white DriRelease heather jersey, $38; #3255-0829 Men's Insect Shield Vented Hiker Socks in khaki with insect shield repellent, $22; and #HM1001 Men's “Caravan” Shoe in brown, $125. Complementing his wardrobe is Dakota Watch Company's #3841-7 Men's Carabiner with 19 time zones including sharpener, nippers, compass, thermometer and alarm, MSRP $100; Malcolm Fontier's The Entertainer Bag in brown PU coated canvas with PU accents, $185; and Lonely Planet's 1st Edition Guide to New York, Washington, D.C. and the Mid-Atlantic, with 50 themed itineraries and 1131 local places to see, $19.99.
Credits:
Photographer: Kerry Pittenger
Models: Shannan Wilson and Doug Barnes, The Reinhard Agency, Philadelphia, PA
Photographed at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA
The 2009 Show Issue
NEW BRANDS, NEW PRODUCTS, NEW STRATEGIES
That Will Grow Your Business in 2009
FEB 2009 Vol. 34 No. 1
The Travel Issue
PACK AND PLAY
Gearing Up for Family Travel
DEC 2008 Vol. 33 No. 5
Featuring (L-R) the RIMOWA Salsa Deluxe Two-Wheel Trolley, Heys USA xcase Exotic® Series 20" Carry-on in Disney Nemo and Landor & Hawa's Shiny DOTs Collection 19969 Domo Expandable Carry-on.
Credits:
Photographer: Kerry Pittenger
Special thanks to The Villani Family of Robbinsville, NJ for graciously opening up their home to us! From left, Kim, Darren Jr. and Shea.
The Business Issue
ZIP, ZAP, ZOOM
New Checkpoint-Friendly Laptop Cases Speed You Through Airport Security
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008 Vol. 33 No. 4
Case Logic’s 16" Slimline Security Friendly™ Laptop Case featuring the Smart Organization™ full-featured organization panel in weather-durable 1680-denier nylon, $49.99.
Credits:
Photographer: Kerry Pittenger
Special thanks to Katrina Banks of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration at PHL; and Rick McMullin, special events coordinator, PHL-Public Affairs.
The All-Accessories Issue
HAVE BLANKET, WILL TRAVEL
Accessories That Make Travel Fun
JULY/AUGUST 2008 Vol. 33 No. 3
Zoobie® Pets are patented, award-winning, plush animals that convert to a soft pillow and a detachable 4.5' coral fleece blanket. Zoobies offers a variety of Pets — Hada the Hippo is shown. MSRP $35. See pages 38–47 for more featured accessories.
Credits:
Photographer: Kerry Pittenger
Model: Stevie Brown, Reinhard Agency, Philadelphia, PA
