Business Travel Safety

Travellers are prime targets for criminals. Here are some ways to better protect yourself at airports, on the road and in your hotel room.

Airport Safety


  • Keep your eye on your bags—especially a laptop computer or other valuable items — at all times. Don't let anyone but uniformed airline personnel handle or watch them.

  • Be wary of mishaps, like someone bumping you or spilling a drink ... they may be staged to set you up for a robbery.

  • Clutch your pocketbook close to your body or carry your wallet in an inside front pocket ... or wear a concealed money pouch.

  • Record the contents of checked luggage and carry valuables onto the plane with you.

  • Don't draw attention to jewellery, cameras or other expensive items.


Road Safety

  • Study your route on a map before you start.

  • If using a rental car, make sure it is in good operating condition and learn how to operate all controls before starting your journey.

  • Keep maps and rental agreements concealed, and store luggage out of sight in the boot.

  • Keep car doors locked and park in well lit areas near entrances.

  • Have keys ready so you can enter the car quickly ... after checking the back seat and floors.

  • If bumped by another car, rather than getting out you might want to signal the other driver to follow you to a police station or other place where you would feel safe.


Hotel Safety

  • Don't leave your luggage unattended.

  • Make sure your room has a peephole and deadbolt lock on the door and window locks ... and use them.

  • Caution hotel personnel against saying your room number within earshot of others.

  • In case of emergency, know where exits, lifts and public phones are located.

  • Leave valuables at home or keep them in the hotel safe.

  • If going out, ask hotel staff about neighbourhood safety and areas to avoid.

  • If someone claiming to be a hotel employee shows up at your door unexpectedly, don't let them in without first calling the front desk for confirmation.

  • Don't display your room key or leave it where it may be stolen.

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