About common travel insurance scams, from fake agencies and cloned websites to legitimate but unreliable providers. Learn how these frauds work and ensure your trip and health coverage are secure.
Learn how to protect yourself from fake booking sites and travel agency scams and frauds. Find out how these scams work, what you risk, and the best ways to spot and avoid falling for them.
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How to avoid costumed street performer scams at top tourist destinations. From Roman legionaries at the Colosseum to superheroes in Hollywood, discover how these performers trick tourists into paying for photos. Stay informed and protect yourself from these tourist street scams.
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In this article we are going to first explore the world of pickpockets. How and where they operate and how to protect themselves from their theft attempts.
Pickpockets Unveiled: The Street Stealthy Thieves Read More »
Bait and Switch Scam is a street routine that tricks tourists into thinking they are buying high-tech or luxury items, only to receive packages full of worthless junk. Discover how this street scam works, the risks involved, and how to avoid being deceived.
Tourist traps are a common phenomenon in the travel industry. Often viewed as a natural market tendency or a local practice of price negotiation, they are also frequently associated with scams. In this overview, we aim to clarify what tourist traps are and offer some advice to future travelers.
Learn how visa scams target tourists and travelers. Discover how these scams work, the risks involved, and ways to protect yourself. Stay safe on your travels!
Visa Scams: A Look at Fake Websites and Agencies Read More »
Learn to identify and handle scammers offering horse or camel rides and tours.
Beware of street scammers posing as shoe shiners: Learn their guilt-trap method and avoid falling into their scam routine. Read more.
Overfriendly passersby who seem a little too interested in you. Especially when they insistently offer unsolicited help, gifts or guidance.