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Always research your destination thoroughly. Read reviews on trusted travel websites and forums to identify common scams and safe service providers.
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Avoid hailing random taxis or accepting unsolicited tour offers. Use authorised taxi services, official ride-sharing apps, or pre-booked tours through reputable companies.
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Use hidden pouches for passports, cards, and cash. Avoid flashing expensive items like jewellery, cameras, or smartphones in crowded areas.
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If someone offers a tour, accommodation, or shopping deal that seems unbelievably cheap or free, question the legitimacy.
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Don’t disclose your hotel, travel plans, or wallet location to strangers. Scammers use this info to target you or steal your belongings.
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Use official exchange offices or banks, and know the current rates to avoid being shortchanged. Avoid street money changers offering suspiciously favourable rates.
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If a situation or person makes you uncomfortable, walk away. It’s better to be cautious than regretful later.
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Keep local embassy numbers, emergency services, and trusted contacts saved on your phone and written down somewhere accessible.
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Travel smart, stay alert, and let your journeys be filled with good memories!