Posted by
Megan McGregor |
Aug 4th, 2009
Convenience. During my “dwell time,” that time once through security spent waiting at the gate, the tugo makes shopping, walking and sitting easier because then I don’t have to juggle my coffee along with all my other belongings (usually a rolling bag, purse, laptop, jacket, ticket, travel pillow, and of course my coffee!).
Conversation. It never fails to draw comments and attention while...
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Posted by
Megan McGregor |
Jul 25th, 2009
tugo luggage drink holders and the folks at Fli, LLC are consciously making decisions to make the smallest environmental impact possible. From the very beginning the only option in our eyes was to use a material for the product that is made without phthalates.
Phthalates are mainly used to increase the flexibility, transparency, durability and longevity of plastics, and are being phased out of many products...
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Posted by
Kelli Matthews |
Jul 22nd, 2009
Wow! Thanks to Giampiero Ambrosi at VirtualTourist.com, we were part of the travel product round up on the Today Show. Watch until at least 3 minutes and 35 seconds and forgive the folks who did the set up for putting it on upside down.
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Posted by
Megan McGregor |
Apr 16th, 2009
The 2009 Travel Goods Show, presented by the Travel Goods Association at the Las Vegas Convention Center March 3-5, 2009, was the official “launch” of the tugo! We were located in the New Exhibitors Pavilion so all the folks in the surrounding booths were also newbies, although many had been to other shows before. We had no idea what to expect and were a bit nervous, but quickly felt like a part...
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Posted by
Kelli Matthews |
Mar 30th, 2009
A Denver mom has rolled up her sleeves and invented the next big thing to solve what travel experts call “dwell time” – that time between airport arrival and boarding the airplant – a universal challenge for airline passengers. It’s aimed at helping airport travelers manage the unique combination of rushing and then waiting about 1.25 hours in the airport.
The invention, called “tugo,” was...
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