Hotel Security Case Study

Overview

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There are 196 countries on the planet, including Taiwan. A quick scan of the crime statistics from reporting countries makes one thing very clear, the United States of America is the leader in most categories based on volume of crimes committed. On a per capita basis as well as on a population basis, the statistics are much more varied. For this analysis and subsequent conclusions, it should be pointed out that the business used in this case study is located in a country with a very dissimilar culture than America. Common security and safety practices carried out in American business and industry are not the same around the globe. In actuality, Western countries have much higher standards for public safety and workplace safety. Additionally, personal safety practices in many countries reflects a much different culture and way of life. Thailand is

Hotel operators need to identify these threats and take appropriate steps to eliminate them if possible. Employee screening by the Hotelier is critical. Hotel workers routinely have access to guest rooms and property. This is the number one internal threat. Direct theft by the employee along with an accomplice still represents an internal thereat and is also common.

Identity Theft

As Identity theft has risen to become a major crime all across the globe, the hospitality and hotel industry has become a prime target for identity thieves. Hotels are also prime locations for guests to become victim of identity theft. Hoteliers regularly collect information such as credit card numbers along with copies of guest driver’s licenses. In comparison to retain industry identity theft, this is a serious concern. With driver’s license information and possible vehicle license information, and Identity thfs job is relatively easy(CITATION). In international travel,

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