Sandy's Travel Tip:
As I travel throughout this beautiful world this past year, I have had one constant companion. As much as I wish I could say it was my wonderful husband, unfortunately I cannot as life is not that perfect. However, if I must have a second companion of choice for my world travels, it is my TUTTO luggage. TUTTO is the unique new carry-on luggage design that’s lightweight, collapsible and very easy to travel with. It has four wheels instead of just two so it lessens the weight and strain on the user's back and arms. It’s my favorite carry-on luggage and it goes EVERYWHERE with me. You’re probably saying, “Are you for real? Carry-on luggage that makes your heart sing?” Yes, I’m for real. As a professional traveler, I depend upon my equipment being easy to transport and arriving as safely as I pack it. With my 4-wheel rolling TUTTO, I’m sure that everything I’ve packed will get to our destination safe and sound including my most delicate and essential electronics including laptops, recording equipment  and digital cameras. TUTTO means “everything” in Italian, and the very first time you glide the TUTTO around you realize there really is a way to transport and carry-on up to 40 lbs with the ease of the four rollerblade-type wheels. I’ve taken it through so many cobblestone streets in countries around the globe that I thought the wheels would vibrate off, but no way. It’s a solid piece. I can maneuver the entire unit with one finger and with no weight at all unlike all the two-wheel rolling luggage pieces. TUTTO doesn’t fall over or get stuck in aircraft aisles like the standard two-wheel luggage pieces always do. Since I got my TUTTO, I have been on 25 different airlines and all the overhead compartments have been amply big enough for the TUTTO. The TUTTO frame is built to handle even more weight, it can carry another bag on top with ease and you can even use the TUTTO as a seat when the boarding area is maxed out. I have to confess – my TUTTO has been there through thick and thin and even after 200,000 miles it sits in my office ready to schlep my cameras and computers off again for another assignment anywhere in the world at a moment’s notice.