6 Things You Should Hide in Your Cruise Cabin
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The creator provides advice on securing personal belongings within a cruise cabin to ensure peace of mind and prevent loss. He emphasizes that while he does not believe crew members are intentionally trying to steal, it is a best practice to hide high value items. The first items recommended for hiding are cash and travel documentation, such as passports, due to their high replacement difficulty. He suggests using the ship safe, a portable travel safe, or a book safe as potential storage solutions. Additionally, the creator advises hiding expensive jewelry and camera gear to avoid them being misplaced or stolen. He also discusses the habit of pre-cleaning the cabin to minimize the amount of personal property a room steward must touch, which reduces the risk of items being knocked over or lost. Finally, he recommends stashing clothing, specifically underwear, and electronic devices like laptops or tablets in secure locations rather than leaving them out in the open.
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I tend to hide them and so I want to share with you today my list of things that I hide in my cruise cabin
this is not disparaging to crew members I certainly don't think that crew members are out there trying to steal from us
what I'm advocating is building a good cruising habit of keeping the things that are important to you secured and stowed
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