Bringing the Future of Travel to the U.S.: Inspired by Japan & the EU’s Effortless Luggage Concierge Service
- Israel Arellano
- Jun 3
- 3 min read
Updated: Jun 6
✈️ Imagine landing in Japan and heading out bag-free.
Why? Because over there, luggage concierge is just part of the experience.
Here in the U.S., it’s a different story. Travelers still deal with the hassle of lugging around heavy bags from the airport to their hotel or Airbnb. A stark contrast.
Japan: Where Travel Feels Effortless
Japan’s luggage concierge services are widely adopted because they solve real travel pain points in a country that values efficiency, hospitality, and minimalism. They’ve been living in the future for years, where getting from point A to B is about more than just speed. It’s about making the journey effortless. Everything revolves around convenience, service, and joy, not stress.
Luggage delivery gives travelers the freedom to explore without being weighed down. It's ideal for both locals and tourists.
Europe Is Catching On, Fast
This trend is gaining serious momentum in Europe. Business travelers, families, and older tourists especially love the convenience and time savings. Many travelers report that luggage concierge helps bridge the awkward “check-in/check-out gap.” You know the one when your flight lands before your hotel check-in or leaves long after checkout.
Luggage concierge solves that, letting travelers explore hands-free without babysitting their bags.
The U.S. Travel Experience: It’s Time for a Change
In the U.S., we do value efficiency and hospitality, but we haven’t caught up when it comes to making luggage optional. Our infrastructure hasn’t kept pace. Travelers still juggle bags through crowded terminals, packed streets, and endless TSA lines. Even with all the travel tech out there, carrying luggage remains a major pain point.
And let’s not forget the baggage claim chaos, long delays, frustrations, crying kids, and missed schedules. All of it makes the travel experience more stressful than it should be.
We Believe It’s Time to Change the Narrative
It’s time the U.S. offered travelers the same level of freedom, ease, and service that’s standard in Japan and quickly growing across Europe. Let’s reimagine the experience: no more babysitting bags. Just land and go.
Bringit - Effortless Luggage Concierge, the Future of Travel in the U.S.
Bringit, Effortless Luggage Concierge, because travel should feel like freedom. Land, skip the baggage claim, and head straight to dinner, the city, or the big game, all hands free.
By providing on-demand, AI-powered luggage concierge services, Bringit allows you to book luggage pickup and delivery at the time and location that works best for you. Whether you’re arriving at the airport, heading to your hotel, or making your way to an Airbnb, Bringit is there to handle your luggage every step of the way. With our easy-to-use platform, your bags are picked up and delivered directly to your destination, while you get to experience your travel hands-free.
Our first destination? Salt Lake City, where you'll soon experience the magic of effortless travel, from the moment you land to the time you check into your hotel. And it’s just the beginning. As we expand into other major U.S. cities, we’re bringing the future of travel to you.
Why Now?
With the increasing demand for better travel experiences and a growing need for convenience, it’s time for the U.S. to catch up with the rest of the world. Travelers are ready for a service that takes the burden of luggage off their shoulders and makes their journey more enjoyable. We are Elevating the Way We Travel, and we are here to answer that call and deliver a world-class travel experience, one that eliminates the hassle of carrying luggage and allows you to travel stress-free.
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