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Where have you needed this? Will add it to our expansion roadmap! Keep a look out for us next time. We're in 72 cities now and that number will at least double

Where have you needed this? Will add it to our expansion roadmap! Keep a look out for us next time. We're in 72 cities now and that number will at least double this year.

tluyben2 7y ago
HK, Shanghai, Melbourne, Orlando and Bangkok. I travel between those.
- Lucadg 7y ago
  In Bangkok you should be able to leave your luggage long term in Kaho San Road at some hotels. At least that's what I used to do.
- cody3222 7y ago
  On it!
tluyben2 7y ago
I was thinking of adding some other services as well as all people (expats) were looking for those; buying stuff for you and putting it into suitcases for instance. I have a room full with crap; even at $1/day per case (which I would pay long term), I can put enough cases in there and easily get them out to pay triple the mortgage on the entire house every month... All my chinese and thai friends (where I store stuff now) would gladly long term store cases in their houses: 20-30 of them for sure. Short term they would not but 2 weeks or more; many people working abroad would jump at that.
- rckoepke 7y ago
  I have always dreamed of someone providing me all the essentials I need on a vacation - toothpaste brush comb etc and having it ready at airport or hotel. At a reasonable price. Seems I always forget something or forget to bring it home. Would be nice just to not stress about them during packing and just focus on clothes laptop etc
  - ghaff 7y ago
    As a general tip, if you travel enough, keep a travel kit that you can just toss in a bag. For toiletries, I just have a 1 quart Ziplock I only use for travel. And I have another little kit bag that contains a bunch of odds and ends I may need while traveling. I don't keep dupes of everything. My cables and plugs bag is the same one I use day-to-day. But I do keep a general travel pile that has most of the stuff I may need on a trip other than clothing--which varies by location/season/type of trip.
  - vbordo 7y ago
    Many hotels have some essentials available if you ask. Co-working spaces like WeWork do too if you're a member.
- cody3222 7y ago
  Sounds like a great idea for Bounce to support someday! Thank you for describing this! We want to create a world where your things never hold you down - you always have access to what you need!

Where have you needed this? Will add it to our expansion roadmap! Keep a look out for us next time. We're in 72 cities now and that number will at least double this year.

tluyben2 7y ago

HK, Shanghai, Melbourne, Orlando and Bangkok. I travel between those.

Lucadg 7y ago
In Bangkok you should be able to leave your luggage long term in Kaho San Road at some hotels. At least that's what I used to do.
cody3222 7y ago
On it!

tluyben2 7y ago

I was thinking of adding some other services as well as all people (expats) were looking for those; buying stuff for you and putting it into suitcases for instance. I have a room full with crap; even at $1/day per case (which I would pay long term), I can put enough cases in there and easily get them out to pay triple the mortgage on the entire house every month... All my chinese and thai friends (where I store stuff now) would gladly long term store cases in their houses: 20-30 of them for sure. Short term they would not but 2 weeks or more; many people working abroad would jump at that.

rckoepke 7y ago
I have always dreamed of someone providing me all the essentials I need on a vacation - toothpaste brush comb etc and having it ready at airport or hotel. At a reasonable price. Seems I always forget something or forget to bring it home. Would be nice just to not stress about them during packing and just focus on clothes laptop etc
- ghaff 7y ago
  As a general tip, if you travel enough, keep a travel kit that you can just toss in a bag. For toiletries, I just have a 1 quart Ziplock I only use for travel. And I have another little kit bag that contains a bunch of odds and ends I may need while traveling. I don't keep dupes of everything. My cables and plugs bag is the same one I use day-to-day. But I do keep a general travel pile that has most of the stuff I may need on a trip other than clothing--which varies by location/season/type of trip.
- vbordo 7y ago
  Many hotels have some essentials available if you ask. Co-working spaces like WeWork do too if you're a member.
cody3222 7y ago
Sounds like a great idea for Bounce to support someday! Thank you for describing this! We want to create a world where your things never hold you down - you always have access to what you need!