Travel & Accommodation Fraud

Scammers sell fraudulent airline tickets that don't exist, leaving travelers stranded and out hundreds or thousands of dollars.

Scammers create counterfeit hotel booking confirmations to steal payment details and personal information from travelers seeking accommodation deals.

Scammers pose as legitimate travel agencies to steal money for fake bookings, leaving victims without flights, hotels, or refunds.

Scammers pose as vacation rental hosts, collect deposits for properties they don't own, then disappear before your arrival.

Scammers lure victims to fake resort presentations with promises of free vacations, then pressure them into timeshare contracts worth thousands.

Scammers pose as ride-share drivers or create fake apps to steal payment info, strand passengers, or commit robbery during fake rides.

Timeshare scammers promise luxury vacation ownership but trap victims in endless fees and impossible contracts. Protect yourself with these warning signs.

Criminals exploit travel insurance by filing fake claims for cancellations, lost baggage, and medical emergencies to steal thousands in payouts.

Scammers pose as legitimate travel agencies, selling non-existent vacation packages and pocketing deposits without providing services.

Scammers pose as government agents or travel agencies to steal money and personal data while promising visa or passport services.