Got a Wheelie Bag? Roll It at Dubrovnik, and It Could Cost You a Pretty Penny

As tourism in Europe booms, look for quirky new rules to apply.

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Dubrovnik's old town in 2014. AP/Darko Bandic

Seasoned globetrotters will remember when suitcases were hefted by hand or strapped over one’s shoulder. We lumbered noiselessly like humanoid galleons across sun-drenched piazzas until innovations in luggage brought forth a quality-of-life issue that is fraying Europeans’ nerves like fingernails across a blackboard: the clamor of wheeled suitcases on cobblestones.

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