Avoiding Booking Scams & Alternative Destinations
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If a deal looks dramatically better than everybody than every other offer on the market, do your homework before handing over your credit card.
Scammers are becoming more creative than ever. So, they're creating fake websites, fake vacation rentals, fake customer service numbers, and even using AI to make their scams look incredibly um convincing.
The most affordable week overall, it's August 31st through September 6th. And Mondays, surprisingly, they continue to be among of the cheapest days to fly.
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Send us Fan Mail (https://www.buzzsprout.com/2111088/fan_mail/new) There's all kinds of travel scams waiting to take advantage of you, one of them that seems to be on the rise is fake booking sites. On this week's show, travel expert Onanta Forbes will join me to discuss what to look for and how to avoid them. Plus, the folks from Skyscanner have come out with The Smarter Summer Report so you can find the best places to go this summer. So we'll have a look at some of their handpicked alternative destinations. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/randyu)