Securtiy at Contiki camps/hotels

1 Jun 2008 Kiwi_Leon said

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• 1 Jun 2008 Cyphus said

  

  hiya! I don’t know either, but I would suggest having some combination (or normal locks) for your baggage.
  
  Personally, I’d choose combination locks, b/c there is no key for you to lose, lol…. but then, you have to remember a combination <!--graemlin:;)-->
  
  Oh, and just for extra percaution, HIDE your ID in your luggage. (i.e. bury it inside a shirt or w/e)

  hiya! I don't know either, but I would suggest having some combination (or normal locks) for your baggage.<BR><BR>Personally, I'd choose combination locks, b/c there is no key for you to lose, lol.... but then, you have to remember a combination <img src="http://connect.contiki.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_wink.gif" alt="Wink" width="15" height="15"><!--graemlin:;)--><BR><BR>Oh, and just for extra percaution, HIDE your ID in your luggage. (i.e. bury it inside a shirt or w/e) or Cancel
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• 1 Jun 2008 lindenfan1 said

  

  I just came back from the European Whirl and there were always locks on the doors with the exception of the chalet in Switzerland – in the rooms there there were cubbies to lock up your stuff. In the Contiki resorts there really wasn’t a front desk or anything – just a mess tent…

  I just came back from the European Whirl and there were always locks on the doors with the exception of the chalet in Switzerland - in the rooms there there were cubbies to lock up your stuff. In the Contiki resorts there really wasn't a front desk or anything - just a mess tent... or Cancel
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