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Category Archives: Travel

When it comes to pest management and control, it’s paramount to stay up-to-date on environmental discoveries, extermination innovations and the changing dynamics of the world around us. We think it’s important to share these findings with you, along with the new discoveries and any new topics we uncover in our own day-to-day work as your hometown professionals.

  1. Common Pests Found in Hotels

    Pests can be a nightmare for hotels. Many common pests in hotels, such as bed bugs, cockroaches, and rodents, negatively impact the satisfaction and safety of guests. This can result in damage to your business’ reputation and loss of revenue. For hotel owners and managers, it’s important to recognize common pests found in hotels to…

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  2. Holiday Travel Tips to Avoid Common Pests

    Thanks to COVID, lockdowns, and restricted travel, lots of people stayed home these past few holiday seasons. It was obviously very unfortunate for those who wanted to spend time with family and friends. There was an unexpected silver lining, however: less travel on airplanes, to hotels, and to other people’s homes meant fewer traveling pests….

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  3. Traveling this Holiday Season? How to Avoid Bed Bugs

    Picture this: You’ve decided to go home for the holidays. You’ve saved up the money for a plane ticket and scored one of the last seats on a very crowded flight. You cram all of your belongings into a carry-on to avoid checked bag fees, cross your fingers in hopes you haven’t forgotten anything, and…

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  4. Beware of Hidden Hotel Hazards: Prevent Bed Bugs from Infesting Your Luggage

    Whether you’re traveling for work or leisure, the last thing you want to bring home from your trip are bed bugs. Bed bugs are increasingly common in hotel rooms, where they can go undetected by guests and hotel staff for a considerable amount of time. What’s worse, the bugs easily move from beds into your…

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