21 Common Travel Scams Making a Comeback and How to Spot Them

20. The Counterfeit Ticket Trap

a young woman with pink dress uses a ticket for the subway (Metro) in Barcelona, spain. Photo Credit: Envato @alvarogonzalez

You’re offered a “great deal” on event or transport tickets from someone outside a venue or near a bus/train station. They seem legit—but the tickets are fake, expired, or unusable. Always buy tickets directly from official counters or websites. If someone approaches you with a time-sensitive “deal,” it’s likely a setup. If it feels too easy, it’s probably too risky.

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