Hands On Luggage passport prevents bag tampering

June 27, 2005 UPDATED WITH TRAVELLERS "PEACE OF MIND CHECKLIST" - The plight of Australian tourist Schapelle Corby seems to have struck fear into tourists around the world that they could face long jail terms by being innocently convicted of crimes whilst on holidays. Corby was recently sentenced to 20 years in an Indonesian jail after being found guilty of smuggling 4kg of cannabis from Australia amidst common knowledge that the Australian airline industry has an entrenched drug smuggling problem and raising fears the world over that passenger bags could be tampered with. With the Corby appeal in full swing, innovation think tank BDi realised that several of the concepts and projects that they were working on could be brought together to form a solution to luggage tampering and theft. The first part of this project is now being launched - the HandsOn Luggage Passport.

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