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A few people have elected to cancel their trip, especially those dealing with airports and borders - so far I'm still planning to be there to enjoy the beach and chat about kites with those of you who make it.

Was going to also suggest looking at Drum Hardware Travel bags. https://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/humes-berg-galaxy-companion-tilt-n-pull-bag?rNtt=drum gig bags&index=1 https://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/protec-hardware-bag-with-wheels?rNtt=drum gig bags&index=4 even Microphone stand bags or Speaker Stand bags will do the trick pretty well (No wheels) https://www.amazon.com/Stage-MSB6500-Microphone-Stand-Carry/dp/B0010GKX0K I modified Two 50" Gator Dual Compartment Speaker Stand bags down to 8" x 8" x 39" to become my primary kite bags. Again no wheels but they hold a lot of kites and pack well for my purposes. https://www.amazon.com/Gator-Interior-Microphone-Lighting-GPA-SPKSTDBG-50/dp/B001IM5KFY If I was going to be flying with my kites, I'd use this hard case though.

SKB hard sided golf club case, it's on nice wheels and with one single golf club in there,... no weight restrictions from the airlines apply either. If questioned, your reply shall be "contains golf training equipment". The spars and kites included are for alignment, swing training and wind (forecasting it's impact on the golf ball flight path and distance) it's super tough, you can sit on it, kick it around and drop it, just like baggage handlers do! Holds a Rev roll-up kite bag or a hard-sider like the Orvis Case, all the sharp implements & line-sets, handles and tools, shave kit and rain gear, boots I like the double sized for the baby ryvs ,..... http://www.skbcases.com/sports/sku.php?cat=16&pid=73