Abby Connolly
Because she’s a safety enthusiast, Victoria brought a wireless security camera with her on her cruise, which she hid in a part of her cabin.
Cruise ship safety has unique challenges, like the balconies attached to the rooms. Victoria suggests going out on your cabin’s balcony and looking out for anything suspicious before bed. She then locks her balcony door, closes the curtains, and secures them with clips so they stay tightly closed.
One of the best parts about Victoria’s safety tips is that any barricades she sets up are easy to dismantle in case of an emergency that requires her to quickly evacuate her cabin, like a fire.
She always takes apart her safety barricades when she wakes up, and the entire process takes no more than two minutes if she’s not in a rush.
“Nobody knows what can happen on a cruise or in a hotel,” wrote Victoria in one of her cruise safety videos.
“In the comments under my videos, there are many stories from girls who have encountered dangerous situations. Let there be as few of those stories as possible. That’s why I’m making this video for you.”
Thank you for the tips, Victoria! If you’ll be going on a cruise soon, ensuring you have everything you need to be extra cautious in your cabin wouldn’t hurt.
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