IGP Warenverkauf

Features psychedelic cornflakes falling into a landfill. "Für alle Fälle" it says in big bold type at the top, followed by "for all emergency" in English, French and Italian. 

All emergency? Not sure how useful it would be in case of a bus crash, aborted pregnancy, hurricane, asteroid impact, or nuclear war. 

Supplied by IGP Warenverkauf, a bus-operators' association in southern Germany.

Itamarati

A Brazilian busbag that features not one but two wastebins. "Preservando o meio ambiente com você", whatever that means.

Itapemirim

Lots of instructions on this large plastic bag, none of which seem to have anything to do with coach sickness. Or maybe it's just that I don't understand Portuguese. Perhaps the bag doubles as a shopping bag while you're at the bus station?

Leger Holidays

A massive bag from the company "voted 'best coach operator' 1999 by U.K. travel agents". 

"Safety First", it says at the bottom: "To avoid danger of suffocation, keep this bag away from babies and children." Unless they are about to regurgitate the contents of their sweet little bellies.

This bag doubles as a shopping bag. Just make sure you decide how to use it beforehand: souvenirs and vomit don't  mix.

Liaoning Huyue Express Bus Service Incorporated Corporation

1001

That's "one thousand and one" spelled out, if you're wondering why it's listed on this page.

Want to advertise your wares to Brazilian bus passengers? Then rent the space on this bag:: "Espaço destinado a publicidade anuncie aqui o seu produto ou serviço."