“You’re more likely to get struck by lightning than to be a victim of terrorism at a hotel,” says Bruce McIndoe, chief executive of IJet Intelligent Risk Systems, a travel security company in Annapolis, Md., that works with more than 500 businesses. Your far greater risk is fire, he said in an interview today.
A dozen of McIndoe’s clients had a brush with both at the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, one of the hotels hit by terrorist attacks and explosions today (Nov. 26) in Mumbai, India.

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