Hotels have a high turnover of people and have had their fair share of dealing with bed bug infestations.  Bed bugs don't care how clean or dirty you are so even the swankiest of hotels can be infested with bed bugs.Bed bugs are always on the hunt for a human host to feed off of.  Where there are people, there are bed bugs - especially in areas where there is a high turnover of people because bed bugs love to hitchhike and infest new places.They generally tend to infest public places and spread to new locations via purses, backpacks, clothing, or coats.When staying at any hotel, particularly located in a major metropolitan city, there is a good chance you may encounter bed bugs during your stay.If you are staying at any of the hotels that are in popular tourist cities, here are some tips to help prevent being bitten by bed bugs or transporting them:Check hotel headboards, mattresses, and box springs for live bed bugs, their exoskeletons, and/or dark blood spots.Hang all clothing. Leave nothing lying on the bed or furniture.Avoid storing clothing in a hotel's furniture drawers.Store suitcases on a luggage rack as far away from the bed as possible.Vacuum suitcases when returning home, and immediately wash clothing in hot water.Between trips, store luggage in a sealed plastic bag in a garage or basement, away from bedrooms.If you suspect you have bed bugs, you can eliminate them safely with an all-natural Bed Bug Patrol Spray.