David Deeble opened his suitcase and realized that his machete was missing. So was the plunger, the stuffed rabbit and the juggling pins — not to mention his clothes.
A comedic juggler for a cruise line, Mr. Deeble discovered six hours before the ship’s departure from Singapore that he had grabbed the wrong black wheeled bag on his way out of the airport.
Image: After an airport luggage mixup, Ric Fleisher, an entrepreneur, bought a bright blue bag. Some companies are developing digital tags for luggage that may help eliminate mixups. Credit Tina Fineberg for The New York Times
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