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November 15, 2004Travel Sentry Celebrates First Anniversary with New Product Launch - 500,000 Travel Sentry Travel Totes to be given away in Seven Airports
When Travel Sentry™ Certified locks were first introduced one year ago, on November 12, 2003, it was lauded as a step forward in marrying security with convenience as well as a key to cooperation between private enterprise and government. These locks, which are recognized and accepted by the Transportation Security Administration, allow travelers to lock their bags; a comfort they had not been able to enjoy since January 2003. Miami, FL (PRWEB) November 15, 2004 -- The Travel Sentry Certified lock program was a success from the start. The product sold out in the first few months. There are now six manufacturers, 26 licensed distributors more than 25 approved models of the Travel Sentry Certified lock and lockable luggage and more than 3.5 million locks in use by travelers. The locks can be found at thousands of specialty retailers, major national retailers including Brookstone, Sharper Image, WalMart, Target, Lowes, Ace Hardware and at online “etailers” including eBags, Brookstone, Magellan’s, and the Sharper Image. Continued here Comments
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