**”Discovering Lost Treasures: From Swifty Memorabilia to Unexpected Finds”**
Although airlines often work diligently to reunite passengers with their misplaced baggage, some bags are never reclaimed and end up at a unique destination instead. Unclaimed Baggage, located in Scottsboro, Alabama, specializes in recovering, reselling, and repurposing lost items from travelers.
CEO and President of Unclaimed Baggage, Bryan Owens, remarked on the fascinating stories and surprises found within lost luggage. Each year, the store releases a report detailing the most intriguing and commonly recovered items, showcasing trends in travel and culture.
In the latest report, Unclaimed Baggage noted a rise in sparkly attire, concert memorabilia, and social media-inspired products like Stanley tumblers. High-end items, such as a Louis Vuitton suitcase and designer apparel, were also frequently found. Additionally, pet accessories, political apparel, and valuable jewelry were prevalent among the lost items recovered.
For those eager to avoid their belongings becoming lost treasures, Unclaimed Baggage offers tips such as choosing a distinctive suitcase color and keeping valuable items secure while traveling.
From valuable jewelry to unusual items like a preserved rattlesnake, Unclaimed Baggage continues to showcase the unexpected wonders found within lost luggage, making each discovery a story waiting to be told.
When traveling, Unclaimed Baggage suggests making a quick check of your seat area for any items left behind before you exit the plane. Zach Wichter, a travel reporter based in New York, writes the Cruising Altitude column for USA TODAY. For more information, you can contact him at zwichter@usatoday.com. This article was first published on USA TODAY: Unclaimed Baggage shares the oddest and most valuable items forgotten on journeys.
