PROTECTABAG UPDATES PROTECTABAG has recently been featured comprehensively in both television news and print. 30-06-06: Luggage Wrap featured on Business in Africa Online "South African Airways (SAA) has introduced an automated wrapper machine at the Johannesburg International Airport (JIA) to reduce theft from passengers' luggage." The entire text is available here. 28-06-06: Luggage Theft featured on Travel @ iAfrica "Just one lost or pilfered bag is one too many.." The entire text is available here. 28-06-05: Baggage Wrapping featured by political cartoonist Mark Knight 01-06-05: PROTECTABAG featured in the The Age "We used to lock our luggage but now we think extra precautions are needed," Ms Clay said. The entire text is available here. 01-06-05: PROTECTABAG featured in the Herald Sun "Your bag can be opened," Ms Hammond said. She said it was better to be safe than sorry and wrap luggage. Sorry, this article has been archived and is no longer available publicly for free. 28-05-05: PROTECTABAG featured in the The Australian travellers enjoyed "peace of mind" knowing their luggage, including golf clubs, prams and baby seats, was covered with several layers of shrink-wrap using a purpose-built machine. Sorry, this article has been archived and is no longer available publicly for free. 14-05-05: PROTECTABAG featured in the Sydney Morning Herald At airports, travellers worry. Bags are locked. In Melbourne, they go further: passengers pay $8 an item to have their bags wrapped tightly in plastic. Sorry, this article has been archived and is no longer available publicly for free. 09-05-05: PROTECTABAG featured on The Great Outdoors For $8, they'll wrap up your suitcase in layers of ultra-strong plastic wrap - a great deterrent for thieves or tamperers, as well as protecting your luggage from handling and rain damage. The entire text is available here. 04-05-05: PROTECTABAG featured in the The Age 27-04-05: PROTECTABAG featured on Sunrise The service offers the traveller a quick and very economical method of protection for their suitcases, boxes, golf clubs, back packs, and any other items that they wish to carry on their flight either as check in or cabin items. The entire text is available here. 25-01-05: PROTECTABAG featured in the The Sydney Morning Telegraph (c) PROTECTABAG PTY LTD.