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Overcharging passengers or taking longer routes. To avoid, agree on a fare before the trip, use official taxi services, or book through a reputable app.

Scammers pretend to be police, accusing you of a crime and demanding a bribe. To avoid, ask for identification and insist on going to a police station for any issues.

Using confusing exchange rates or giving counterfeit currency. To avoid, use official currency exchange counters and check the current rates beforehand.

Scammers place a 'free' bracelet/rose on you and then demand payment. To avoid this, firmly decline and walk away without accepting any 'gifts'.

High-pressure sales tactics to sign up for timeshares that are overpriced or don't exist. Do thorough research, don't make impulsive decisions, and never pay upfront fees.

Devices attached to ATMs to steal card information and PIN codes. Use well-lit, official bank ATMs, cover the PIN pad, and check for skimmers before using.

Scammers set up unsecured Wi-Fi to steal personal data. Use VPNs, avoid accessing sensitive accounts on public Wi-Fi, and connect to official networks only.

A new 'friend' ultimately tries to scam you, either by theft, trickery, or deceit. Be wary of overly friendly strangers and keep personal information confidential.

Agencies that offer too-good-to-be-true deals and disappear after payment. Verify travel agency credentials, read reviews, and use reputable companies.

Child or disabled beggars being used by adults to solicit money. To avoid, donate to reputable charities instead of giving money directly to beggars.

Taxis or guides claim your hotel is overbooked and take you to a more expensive one. Call to confirm your reservation independently, and don't fall for the scam.

Selling fake or invalid tickets to events or attractions. Buy tickets from official vendors or websites and avoid buying from scalpers or unofficial sources.

Charging you for pre-existing damages upon return. Always inspect the vehicle before driving and take photos as proof of its initial condition.

Charging exorbitant prices for basic food delivery services. Order directly from known restaurants and check the prices before finalizing the order.

Selling inauthentic or overpriced 'local' souvenirs. Buy from reputable and officially licensed stores to ensure authenticity and fair pricing.

A local insists that an attraction is closed and offers to lead you elsewhere. Always confirm the official opening times and be skeptical of unsolicited guidance.

Scammers offer to fast track visas or other travel documents for a fee. Only use official government channels to apply for any required travel documents.

Exorbitant pricing or non-existent group tours. Research the tour company, read reviews, and book through trusted platforms.

Someone spills something on you and helps clean it up, while another person pickpockets you. Be mindful of your belongings, and clean up spills yourself.