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Hotel Room Security Plan to Protect Valuable Items Assume that in your absence a hotel room is not secure. Leave valuable items at home or have a plan to protect them. You Can't Assume that an Unoccupied Hotel Room is Totally Secure Interview by Marissa Laliberte with Reader's Digest. Podcast Time Stamps: [02:25] -- Hotel room security - Interview begins with Reader's Digest. [03:40] -- There's no guarantee that your hotel room will be secure. [04:45] -- Electronic devices are high-risk for loss and ID theft. [06:30] -- Theft of belongings can leave you stranded without a backup plan. [07:30] -- If ID, credit cards, and airline tickets were stolen, could you recover? [08:45] -- Where do you hide things in a hotel room that are deemed safe? [09:00] -- Do you believe that the hotel room safe is secure for valuables? [10:00] -- If you can't afford to lose it, don't leave it unsecured in a hotel room. Hotel room theft can make you angry and then strandedTweet This Hotel Room Security Plan to Prevent Loss or Recover Play "what-if" all necessary travel credentials were stolen? How long would it take you to recover from the loss and get back home? Make a detailed hotel room security plan before your next trip. Create backups of critical items and leave them with a relative or friend. Store a scanned copy of a cloud-server that you can retrieve remotely. A hotel room security plan gets cash and credit cards within 24-hours. Your hotel room security plan starts before you leave home or it's too late. Related Hotel Room Security Articles & Podcasts Travel Security Plan – Safe While Abroad Hotel Motel Security Advice for Travelers Learn About Premises Liability Litigation Download the book written by Crime School host Chris McGoey. Security Expert's Guide to Premises Liability Litigation. Evaluating Crime Foreseeability and Inadequate Security Cases Biography of Chris E. McGoey Testimonials from a few clients Speaking Engagements Media Interviews Premises Liability Litigation Book Retain Chris as a Security Expert Witness Chris McGoey Blog Article Index Crime School Podcast Episode Index About Crime School Podcast Connect with Chris McGoey Email 213-537-3505 Twitter