If you book your vacation online, here's what you should keep in mind to avoid scams.
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August marks a peak period for cybercriminal activity within the tourism sector, prompting warnings for consumers booking vacations online. Data from the Bank of Spain identifies payment fraud via credit card or bank transfer as the leading cause of consumer complaints regarding travel-related financial losses.
To mitigate these risks, experts advise travelers to exercise caution when finalizing online bookings. Heightened vigilance is recommended during this high-activity month to avoid falling victim to fraudulent schemes targeting holidaymakers.
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