Options: -Carry your luggage with you and write its name if a brand appears on the cover. Ensure your school offers some designated accommodation.; -This might be your luggage's name or your name on a sticker sticking on your suitcase, but it might also be the color of your luggage in which it has been tagged. You might want to place additional stickers in your bag to make all your checked luggage easier to find.; -The inability to measure your luggage can cause confusion for you. Ask a close family member or friend to help you find the same luggage relative a few weeks in advance.; -Ask for assistance from other passengers or airline officials if you need help getting your bag. If you are completely blind, you can tell another passenger that your bag is the one with the bright pink ribbon and with a name tag with your info on it.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to travel if you're blind or visually impaired
Mark your checked baggage.
If you are travelling with a black suitcase, this will be hard to find as you are searching for it in the baggage claim. Mark your bag with a brightly colored ribbon or an eye-catching nametag.
Answer:
Ask for assistance from other passengers or airline officials if you need help getting your bag. If you are completely blind, you can tell another passenger that your bag is the one with the bright pink ribbon and with a name tag with your info on it.