Here's Where to Trade In Old Luggage For Up to 40% Off on a New One

(SPOT.ph) By this time of the year, there's no doubt that group chats are cooking up travel plans for next year. Heck, that flight might have been booked already. No matter how much of a (welcome) surprise it was, you still have more than enough time to save up and gather all the travel essentials needed—a new, reliable luggage included. That said, a seasoned traveler (or really, the happy victim of a surprise flight) like you would probably have some bags or pieces of luggage that need replacement. You can turn in your old luggage for discounts on a new one at The Travel Club's "Donate Your Old Case for a Cause Trade-In Sale." Now's also the perfect time to upgrade.LIST: Durable Carry-On Backpacks for Bringing Laptops on Flights 10 Expandable Suitcases That Will Fit All Your Things Always On the Go? These Handy Travel Bags Got You and Your Essentials

A sturdy suitcase is one of the most important travel essentials to invest in—where else would you put all your pasalubongs, err, clothes? It's important to have one that can go with you anywhere and withstand everything, especially when you travel often. You can find lots of luggage and bags at The Travel Club, and you can also grab them at discounted prices when you participate in the trade-in sale.

For every luggage traded in, you can get up to 40% off. If you're bringing in usable and eligible bags, you can get up to 30% off on a new one. The Travel Club will accept luggage even with missing, slashed, or broken handles, no zipper puffer, a missing logo, dented hard case, missing or broken corner guards, missing studs, missing wheel rubber (but not the wheels), and even sticky or damaged trolley handles. It should also be usable and in good condition. Luggage to be traded-in can be two-wheeled, four-wheeled, and bags can be business cases, laptop bags, messenger, duffle, backpack, and shoulder bags.

They won't accept the following: missing wheels; broken, missing, or stuck-up trolley systems; cracked or broken hard cases; broken rubber protectors; or hinges. Damaged zipper coils and damaged zipper sliders, as well as missing and defective locks, won't be eligible for trade-in. You can have it checked on site and see if they're good for the promo. Of course, discounts cannot be combined with other markdowns or promos. Should your purchase go past the P3,000, you are eligible for a 3-month, 0% interest installment plan using major credit cards. 

The Travel Club's trade-in sale is in partnership with the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration or OWWA. Your pre-loved luggage and bags will go to first-time Overseas Filipino Workers who need reliable travel gear for their journey overseas. You can check out the full details online.

You can trade in your pre-loved luggage or bag at The Travel Club branches in the following malls: Estancia Mall, Alabang Town Center, Megaworld Lucky Chinatown, and Ayala Malls Manila Bay.