Travel bags are handy gifts that allow people to carry and secure their belongings wherever they go. Whether it’s a vacation, tour or the outdoors, a spacious travel bag is the perfect companion! So if you are looking for the right giveaways, then you should look no further than promotional travel bags.

These bags can be easily imprinted with your company details or logo so that many people will become aware of your products/services. Since the chances are good that your recipients will carry these bags along wherever they go, you can count on them as the perfect marketing tools for your brand. As per research conducted by the Kotick Marketing Group, bags are the third-most well received items* and help entrepreneurs increase brand visibility significantly.

For instance, if you are looking for business gifts, you can go for the Friendly Fly Compu-Backpack, which is made of 600D Polycanvas and features cushioned compartments for laptops and padded shoulders for comfortable handling. High Sierra 21" Carry-On Duffrites can be given to those who travel with their families.

Compact Garment Bags made of buffed grain are trendy and make perfect corporate gifts for your business associates and employees. For those who are interested in leather bags, the Romeo Canyon Rolling Carry-on is a good option. Made of full grain washed cowhide leather, this bag comes with telescoping handles and 360 degree spinner wheels.

You can also check out the Summit Checkpoint Friendly Compu Messengers, which look professional and will make perfect gifts at conferences or business events.

Using travel bags to advocate a brand is a great marketing strategy. It persuades your recipients to join with your mission, goals and get your products or seek your services. So go ahead and get these travel bags and boost your brand identity.

Gary Taylr is a marketing consultant and works with the creative team at Promo Direct to boost sales. He is a regular participant in discussions related to business and marketing. He loves exchanging ideas and connecting with like-minded people. Gary can be followed on Google+ and Twitter.