We've done a lot of traveling with our kids and we're always looking for ways to make it easier, especially on long trips. My recent trip to Taiwan involved a layover in Los Angeles and another in ...

Trunki's ride-on suitcases are a great way to make airports more bearable for kids, but why should they get to have all the fun? The company's new carry-on-sized Jurni does the same for grown-ups. You ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Rob Law, 37, is the designer of Trunki, the ride-on hand luggage for children. December 2013 saw the two ...

Most people know what a Trunki is. The colourful ride-on children’s suitcases are a common sight at airports; by 2016, over 3m of the product (which launched a decade earlier) had been sold. Whether ...

Trunki's ride-on suitcases have made long airport waits bearable for young children, but now the fun is about the extend to adults too. The company has announced a new carry-on case for older ...

Many of Huff Post UK’s readers will have seen, bought and tripped over Rob Law’s products – he’s the designer and owner of Trunki suitcases. One of the few people to emerge from Dragons' Den with some ...

Magmatic loses design battle against Hong Kong-based PMS International The UK company behind Trunki ride-on suitcases for children has lost its battle in the supreme court in London, which dismissed ...

Rob Law – who designed Trunki, the world’s first ride-on suitcase – is launching Jurni, a new design aimed at young people. Jurni is a sit-on, carry-on suitcase with a pop-out pod, a seat to rest on ...

The Trunki has grown up... Trunki, the maker of ride-on suitcases for children, has launched a new product aimed at older fans, called the 'Jurni'. The new product, which also features a seat, has ...

The creator of the Trunki (right) has claimed the Kiddee Case (left) infringes on its design rights A design fall-out between children's ride-on suitcase sellers has reached the highest court of ...