
One Saskatoon woman’s wild journey finding her luggage after trip to Mexico
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After a trip to Mexico for the holidays, Michelle Linklater is still searching for her luggage after it went missing during their travels down south.
It has been a game of sit and wait for one Saskatoon family as their luggage continues to be missing after a trip to Mexico for Christmas.
“I was so looking forward to a holiday, but that holiday was not the holiday by any means that I was prepared for,” said traveller Michelle Linklater.
She began her trip on Dec. 21 when she flew into Calgary, where she was told her luggage would follow her to Cancún.
It never made it there.
“I didn’t have a whole lot of carry-on luggage and neither did my daughter, so we didn’t have the essentials,” Linklater explained.
“You hear people say, ‘you should carry that,’ but I was just like, ‘it’s just a day or so’… then when we landed in Cancún, that is when they said you likely won’t receive your luggage.”
After paying for clothes, toothbrushes, luggage for the trip back and more, she tried to enjoy her trip. And for her daughter, things did turn around.
“My daughter actually received her luggage on December 25, so it was kind of a Christmas miracle,” she said.

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