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Top 6 Exciting Tips on How to Avoid Travel Scams

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Travelling experiences can be very bitter especially when you fall victim to a scam. It is even worse when you lose money to a smooth-talking gentleman who you initially thought was honest. Unfortunately, the scammers are all around and are unwilling to change. They will always look for easy victims they can scam. Then, it behoves on travellers to ensure that they shield themselves from the scams. Jovago.com, Africa’s No 1 Hotel Booking Portal identifies some of these scams, how travellers can evade them and fully enjoy their trip.

 

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