Chinese tourists’ luggage was stolen in Thailand. How to seek help if this happens?

As our country becomes more and more open, more and more people are interested in traveling. However, I recently saw a news report saying that when Chinese tourists were in Thailand, their luggage was "tampered with by two foreigners" It was later confirmed that the man and woman were American and Canadian tourists respectively. They were arrested by the police when they wanted to leave Bangkok. Police said the incident was not an accident because the two did not return the luggage to the airport after discovering it did not belong to them. The Canadian woman has been charged with theft. Incidents like this happen repeatedly, so what should we do when we encounter this kind of thing?

1. Airport Baggage Management Department

If your baggage is stolen inside the airport, it is best to contact the airport staff immediately and report the loss to the airport baggage management department. You should immediately report the loss to the baggage inquiry counter at the airport with your air ticket (electronic ticket), boarding pass, luggage tag and ID. The editor checked online (lost items must be contacted within 21 days of delivery, and damaged items must be reported within 7 days, otherwise the passenger will automatically waive their rights), so be sure to contact the management department in time!

2. Transfer

In order to recover the maximum loss, it is best to transfer money immediately and see if more losses can be reduced through the Internet. It is best to freeze your bank cards and other related matters.

3. Copy information

If you are at work and have important information, it is best to save it remotely and quickly. It is best to have a copy, USB disk, etc.

4. Travel insurance

It is always good to have a good mind when traveling. Buy a warranty just in case. If something happens, you can also make a claim.

Finally, I hope everyone will be careful when going out!