Size and capacity

The size of your suitcase depends on the duration of your business trip and the items you need to take with you. If you often have short business appointments, a smaller suitcase suitable for hand luggage may be sufficient. For longer trips or if you need to take technical equipment such as laptops or presentation materials, a larger suitcase may be necessary. Make sure that the suitcase has enough compartments and pockets for organization.

Weight and material

The weight of your suitcase can make a big difference, especially if you fly often. Lightweight materials such as polycarbonate or aluminum are a good choice to minimize the overall weight of your luggage. However, make sure the suitcase is still durable and sturdy to protect your valuable items.

Wheels and handles

Mobility is key, especially if you need to transport your suitcase around airports and business centers. A suitcase with four double wheels makes it easy to maneuver, even in narrow aisles. Sturdy telescopic handles that can be easily extended are also important to make transportation comfortable.

Security and protection

The safety of your business documents and personal belongings should be a top priority. Make sure the suitcase has a reliable lock or TSA locking device that can be opened by airport security authorities if an inspection is required. A shockproof case or padded lining provides additional protection for fragile items.