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Scammers posing as police officers demand to check your wallet for counterfeit bills, then steal your money. Always ask for identification and make checks in public places.

Scammers place a 'free' bracelet on your wrist, then demand payment. Firmly decline any 'gifts' or avoid interaction.

Vendors charge tourists excessively high prices for products. Research usual prices in advance and negotiate or compare before buying.

Someone spills liquid on you, and while helping to clean up, they or an accomplice pickpockets you. Be cautious when strangers approach you after such incidents.

Thieves subtly steal belongings, often in crowded areas. Use money belts, keep valuables secure, and stay vigilant in crowds.

Scammers ask you to sign a petition and then demand a donation. Politely refuse and keep walking.

Taxi drivers claim your hotel is closed and take you to a more expensive one where they get a kickback. Confirm your hotel's status in advance and insist on going to your original destination.

Fraudulent timeshare investments are promised at a high return. Research and use legitimate real estate services to avoid scams.

Taxi drivers overcharge or take longer routes to increase the fare. Ensure the meter is running and agree on a fare beforehand.

Unofficial currency exchanges offer poor rates or intentionally confuse to give less money. Use official exchange bureaus or ATMs.

Selling fake admission tickets for attractions or transport. Only purchase tickets from official vendors or websites.

Rental services claim you've damaged equipment and demand excessive fees. Take photos of the equipment beforehand as proof of its initial condition.

Souvenirs sold as authentic local craftsmanship may turn out to be cheap, mass-produced items. Buy from reputable shops or artisans.

A scammer distracts you while an accomplice pickpockets you. Be aware of your surroundings and protect your belongings.

Scammers collect donations for non-existent charities. Check the legitimacy of a charity before donating.

Guides offer free tours but then demand payment. Clarify expectations and payment in advance.

Scammers inform you that a tourist spot is closed and suggest an alternative, often with shopping involved. Verify with official sources before changing plans.

Vendors or services charge tourists a higher price than locals. Know the local pricing and insist on standard rates.

Agencies offer non-existent vacations or disappear after payment. Book with well-known travel agencies and verify their legitimacy.

Public Wi-Fi may be set up by scammers to steal personal information. Use VPNs and avoid entering sensitive information on public networks.

You are given a menu with reasonable prices, but when the bill comes, prices are higher. Always double-check prices before ordering.

A scammer 'finds' a gold ring and offers it to you for a price, claiming it's real gold. Don't accept or buy found items.

Scammers give tourists fake money as change. Familiarize yourself with local currency and check change carefully.

After you return a rented motorbike, the owner demands payment for existing damage. Document any pre-existing damage before renting.