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fromTravel + Leisure
1 week ago

Why You Should Always Put Your Luggage in the Hotel Bathtub

But before you flop down on the bed or open up your suitcase to grab some fresh clothes, there's one thing you should do first, and that's put your luggage in the hotel room's bathtub or shower. No, it's not because suitcases are covered in germs and you should be mindful about where you put them (although that's another consideration). Rather, it's to keep your luggage away from any fabric surfaces, like bedding or carpets, where bed bugs-the bane of all travelers-may be hiding.
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fromTravel + Leisure
2 weeks ago

This Is the First Thing You Should Do When You Enter a Hotel Room, According to Housekeeping

"When you first enter your hotel room, start with safety," says Afi Anifrani, executive housekeeper at Thompson Savannah. "Make sure the door closes and locks securely, and if you plan to use the safe, check that it's functioning properly." Mary D'Argenis-Fernandez, founder and CEO of MDA Hospitality, also recommends verifying if any adjoining doors are locked. "If the peephole has a cover, ensure it is fully closed," she says.
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fromConde Nast Traveler
1 month ago

A Family-Friendly Ski Guide to Europe

The ultimate set-up is a large suite or chalet-style space within a hotel, with your own lounge area. Are the balconies safe? Ostensibly a strange question, but I continually see furniture placed next to balconies (a hazard for excitable children when heads are turned) and swiftly pull it right back or even into the bedroom. I always ring up ahead and check that the bathrooms aren't clad in slippery marble floors, and if so, if they provide several rubber mats.
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fromFast Company
1 month ago

The hidden risk most travelers overlook

Travelers face significant risk of carbon monoxide poisoning from hidden sources in lodging, compounded by inadequate detector laws and symptoms resembling common travel ailments.
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fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk
3 months ago

EasyJet apologises as mum claims family could have died in holiday fire

The family experienced a terrifying hotel fire, lacking alarms, clear exits, and proper guidance during the emergency, leading to serious health consequences.
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