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EXPERT SECURITY SOLUTIONS FOR LEGAL TEAMS AND THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

Enhancing safety, mitigating risks, and delivering trusted insights through decades of industry leadership.

EXPERT SECURITY SOLUTIONS FOR LEGAL
TEAMS AND THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

Enhancing safety, mitigating risks, and delivering trusted
insights through decades of industry leadership.

At its core, GHSS specializes in providing expert consultation in hotel security risk management, tailored to meet the needs of hotels, ownership and management groups, attorneys, insurance firms, and businesses.

OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:

At its core, GHSS specializes in providing expert consultation in hotel security risk management, tailored to meet the needs of hotels, ownership and management groups, attorneys, insurance firms, and businesses.

OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:

SALVATORE CACCAVALE

Seasoned Hotel Security, Safety and Forensic Liability Expert

Starting his career at Hilton Hotels Corporation in 1983, Sal quickly rose through the ranks, taking on key roles as Director of Security at multiple Hilton-branded properties. His extensive expertise forms the foundation of our commitment to delivering proven, high-level security solutions for our clients. Sal is the recipient of the Thomas G. Davis Loss Prevention Lifetime Award, and the beneficiary of Hilton Hotel’s 2001 Global Spirit of Pride Award. Sal has been recognized and honored by many levels of local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies over the years for his assistance in executing their duties.
Salvatore "Sal" Caccavale - Owner and Principal of Global Hospitality Security Solutions. This is a business headshot.
Salvatore "Sal" Caccavale - Owner and Principal of Global Hospitality Security Solutions. This is a business headshot.
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World Day Against Trafficking in Persons: Recognizing the People “Trapped Behind the Scam”

On Thursday, July 30, 2026, organizations and communities around the world will observe World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. This year’s theme, “Trapped behind the scam,” draws attention to people who are trafficked, confined, and forced by organized criminal groups to participate in online fraud and scam operations. Behind many fraudulent messages, fake investment opportunities, and online schemes may be individuals who were recruited through false promises of legitimate employment. Once under the control of

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Airport Hotel Gave Guest Key To A Room Where A Couple Was ‘In’ Bed — Says That’s Only Worth 10,000 Points

Gary Leff, author of A View From the Wing, and a respected travel industry commentator, reported in his June 24, 2026, blog that a guest checking into a hotel near the Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport at approximately 1:30 a.m. was assigned a previously registered and occupied guest room. Upon entering the room, the guest unexpectedly encountered the registered occupants in bed and engaged in intimate activity. According to the article, the guest immediately recognized that

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Prosecutors: Charlotte hotel security team hired felons, and sold drugs, guns

The Center Square news organization published the following article in their Friday, May 29, 2026, edition about alleged drug related arrests at the Garden Inn located in the Sugar Creek corridor in northeastern Charlotte, North Carolina. Members of the inn’s staff were identified as allegedly being involved in the trafficking, specifically, members of their security team. The article claims that some members of the inn’s staff were members of gangs and had criminal backgrounds. According

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Learn the Signs, Stop the Crimes: Understanding the Connection Between Human Trafficking and Child Abuse

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) produces a monthly newsletter on behalf of its Center for Countering Human Trafficking (CCHT), highlighting critical issues, real-world cases, and practical resources to support prevention and awareness efforts. The April 2026 edition recognizes both Child Abuse Prevention Month and Sexual Assault Prevention Month—two observances that underscore the urgent need for vigilance, education, and collective action. Because the warning signs of human trafficking often overlap with indicators of child abuse

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