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Yes, hotels are generally considered a higher risk for bedbugs than planes. While the Qantas incident shows planes aren't immune, hotels have a much higher turnover of guests and luggage, creating more opportunities for bedbugs to be introduced and spread. Regular deep cleaning in hotels is crucial to prevent infestations.
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