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Don’t Get Scammed: How to Spot Fake Summer Travel Deals

Wed, Jul 1, 2026(135d ago)UAE

As summer approaches, Dubai Police is urging residents to remain vigilant against a rise in fraudulent travel offers. Scammers are increasingly targeting holidaymakers with unrealistically low prices for flights and hotel stays, aiming to trick unsuspecting victims into transferring money for services that simply do not exist. To stay safe, it is essential to be cautious of any deal that seems significantly cheaper than standard market rates. Always stick to licensed travel agencies and reputable booking platforms, as these are far less likely to be involved in deceptive practices.

When searching for the perfect getaway, keep a close eye on the websites and social media profiles you interact with, as fraudsters often create clever imitations of legitimate brands. Be wary of high-pressure sales tactics, such as claims that seats are limited or a sale is ending immediately, which are designed to make you act without thinking. Never share your bank passwords or OTPs, and avoid transferring money to personal or unknown accounts. If you encounter a suspicious offer, report it immediately through the Dubai Police e-Crime platform or by calling 901, as a little bit of extra caution can ensure your summer plans remain stress-free.

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