Is it safe to travel and stay in a homestay?

B&B, it has been very hot in recent years, especially after the fire in Moganshan residential buildings, a large number of B&Bs have appeared in our field of vision. However, traveling and living in B&B is really poetic and sentimental. Security issues, we can never avoid. Yesterday, Southern Metropolis Daily reported that a couple stayed in a homestay while traveling in Kaohsiung, Taiwan Province, but accidentally found a camera hidden in the bedroom and bathroom, and took a private photo of them. The room in that hotel is less than 20 square meters, but it has three smoke detectors and even a bathroom. These smoke detectors have Wi-? f？ I function, you can not only watch it in real time, but also store it in your mobile phone. Not long ago, a rape case in a Japanese hotel also caused a sensation in the entire hotel industry. At that time, two Korean female tourists booked rooms in Satoshi Nagata apartment in downtown Fukuoka through the Internet. After check-in, the landlord easily drank with female tourists and raped female tenants while they were sleeping and resting. Although B&B can make full use of local resources and tap more distinctive cultural connotations. For the host, some people open a homestay to share the rent, some people create a feeling of home for their friends, and some people come from other places, so that more people can fall in love with it by opening a homestay. For tourists who choose B&B, living in B&B can not only be close to the local people's life, but also be a pursuit of fashion life. They can experience a different life and understand another cultural landscape through various personalized B&Bs and people's hosting. B&B has a strong human touch, which is why many homestays sell "feelings". However, the popularity of hotels has also spawned many problems. 1. Due to the limited scale, some homestays cannot be registered as hotels or guesthouses, and they can only operate illegally; 2. Some homestays are not strictly audited when receiving guests, which not only affects the normal operation, but may also threaten the safety of other guests; 3. Some homestays were branded as homestays from the very beginning. Whether it is safe or not depends on whether the landlord of the hotel is kind. If you meet a coquettish male landlord, you may be robbed; If you run into a greedy person, you just walk into a black shop; What's more, when you meet a pervert, there is no privacy and no personal safety. These problems exist in Japan, the United States and China. For example, in Japan, although the Japanese Senate has officially passed the legislative bill of "legalization of homestays", it will not be officially implemented until June 2065438+2008 at the earliest. However, there are 1, 5 1, 27 homestays in Japan, of which 4,624 have been confirmed to be operating without a license, and 7,998 are conducting licensing qualification surveys. There are more "black homestays" in Japan than regular homestays. Therefore, when we are traveling, if we want to experience the local cultural customs and special homestays, we'd better ask around in many ways before deciding, even if it's best to live with our partners. Don't trust online comments of travel websites, let alone just read online introductions. Even if you stay, you should be vigilant. After all, the world is so big, you really don't know what kind of people you will meet.