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for accessories to fi t within their travel budgets, such as Naftali’s $5 to $25 merchandise. For a low wholesale cost of


$1 to $9, along with the help of an eye-catching POP display, retailers can realize profi ts on some of the best-selling travel merchandise. Among the well recognized product categories in Naftali’s catalog are luggage fi nders and luggage locks. The company has raised the bar on fi nding luggage with the patent- ed Easy2Pick Wireless Luggage Finder System, created to reduce stress and simplify the process of locating luggage or missing items. Easy2Pick is the only wireless device that beeps and fl ashes from a remote receiver that can attach to a keychain, and alerts the traveler when the tag is within 100 feet. The simple one-touch operation and comfortable carrying size makes Easy2Pick very convenient, and the battery is good for up to 100 hours and is easily changed. Another option to help trav-


elers retrieve luggage is the Easy2Pick LED Luggage Finder System, another patented elec- tronic device that uses the latest LED technology so travelers can pinpoint bags from a distance. Four different LEDs fl ash a selec- tion of sixteen fully customizable color combinations. “The simple design of Easy2Pick LED Lug- gage Finder makes it effective in tracking a variety of objects,


including camping equipment, tool and equipment cases and bags, and most other case or bagged items. Whether traveling by boat, bus, car, train or plane, it makes the trip less stressful and more effi cient,” says Yosi Naftali, president. Travelers aren’t the only ones


concerned about the safety of their luggage in transportation hubs. Security is increasing, as we face daily threats both do- mestically and internationally. Naftali’s newest line of Travel Sentry Approved (TSA) locks provide travelers with peace of mind and airport security con- venience during their routine luggage checks. “Each TSA lock


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