Our hotel room was ransacked in Spain heres why other tourists need to be warned

A mom-of-two whose hotel room was raided on vacation in Spain has issued a warning to other tourists to “keep your wits about you.”Becca Farley, 27, was staying at Magical Tropical Splash in Benidorm with her partner, six-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter when she caught strangers in her room.The family, from Eastleigh, Hampshire in the UK had paid $3,410 for their week-long stay.On the last night, with signs around the hotel warning of a power cut, Becca went to the room to charge their phones before the flight home.“As I got in the elevator these two teenagers got in the elevator with me and just pressed my floor level,” she said.“I honestly didn’t think anything of it because there’s five rooms per floor so I just assumed they were going to one of them.”The teens walked out in front of her and straight into her room, which had the door wedged open by a shoe.“I thought oh sh*t I have obviously got off on the wrong floor, what a palaver I’m going to have to wait for the lift again.But it was the right floor.“It happened all quite quickly and they just strolled straight into my room.“I then followed in after them, which in hindsight, I shouldn’t have because you hear horror stories and I think it could have gone badly.“But I just didn’t really think and went straight into the room and shouted ‘what are you doing in my room?’”One of the intruders started shouting at her in Spanish, and Becca screamed: “Get the f–k out, get the f–k out, get the f–k out,” until they ran off.They returned minutes later and banged on the door while she stayed locked inside.“I was absolutely petrified,” she said.“I know it sounds silly and people have said you should have done this, you should have locked them in the room, you should have decked them but at that moment I think it was just that invasion of privacy.“This is supposed to be your safe place when you are away, you’re away from home, we don’t travel all that often so...