Unscrupulous taxi drivers may overcharge or take longer routes. To avoid, agree on the price before starting your journey.

Some street vendors sell counterfeit goods. To avoid, purchase from authorized dealers or reputable shops.

Unlicensed tour guides may offer cheaper services but provide inadequate information. To avoid, book tours through reputable agencies.

Unofficial money exchange locations may offer unfavorable rates. To avoid, use authorized exchange offices or banks.

Criminals may install skimming devices on ATMs to steal your card information. To avoid, use ATMs located in secure areas like banks or well-lit, crowded locations.

Some street food vendors may use unhygienic practices. To avoid, choose established street food stalls with good hygiene practices.

Unscrupulous SIM card vendors may sell you an unregistered or faulty SIM card. To avoid, buy from authorized phone stores or reputable kiosks.

Some accommodation providers may overcharge tourists. To avoid, research and book in advance from reliable online booking platforms or directly contact the property.

Locals offering help or friendship may lead you into scams. To avoid, be cautious and maintain a healthy distance until you've built trust.

People may find 'lost' items and return them to claim reward or offer to sell them. To avoid, report lost items to the local police station immediately.

Pickpockets operate in crowds and on public transportation. To avoid, keep your belongings secure and be aware of your surroundings.

Rental car companies may attempt to charge hidden fees. To avoid, read the contract carefully and ask questions before signing.

Unsecured Wi-Fi hotspots may expose your device to hacking. To avoid, use secured networks like hotels or reputable cafes.

Some people may pose as charities to solicit money. To avoid, verify the authenticity of the charity before donating.

High-pressure timeshare presentations may lead to unwanted commitments. To avoid, politely decline and leave the premises.