Grand gaffe
By Paul Johnson on Jan 10, 2006 in Accommodation, Europe, Hotels, Regions, Travel Miscellany, United Kingdom, Western Europe
It’s been reported that managers at one of Britain’s most luxurious coastal hotels – the Grand Hotel in Brighton – have confessed that credit card numbers, signatures and addresses of thousands of guests had been thrown into a dumpster and left on a public street. Registration cards listing sensitive financial details of visitors to the five-star Grand Hotel, in Brighton, southern England, were left unattended for 24 hours, prompting fears that some of the information could have fallen into criminal hands.
