A sophisticated phishing scam is targeting Royal Caribbean passengers in the United States using real booking details. Travelers are urged to stay alert.

While unauthorized ticketing drops, ARC warns of new fraud threats in the travel industry, highlighting the need for continued vigilance.

AI generated travel scams are on the rise, targeting tourists in Malaysia, Singapore, and the US, with fraudsters exploiting digital tools to deceive travelers.

Tourists in Istanbul fell for AI-generated celebrity kebab endorsements. Discover how to avoid AI scams impacting travelers and businesses worldwide.

Kenya issues warnings about rising visa scams, with fraudsters exploiting record travel demand. Authorities urge citizens to use only official channels.

In 2025, a fraudulent travel agent in Malaysia duped 47 Haj pilgrims, revealing the risks of unlicensed operators. The case emphasizes the need for better oversight in religious tourism and traveler protection.

In 2025, Southeast Asia faces a rise in outrageous visa-free travel scams, affecting Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar. Tourists must stay informed about these risks to ensure trip safety.

As travel fraud continues to surge across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America, vacationers are increasingly falling victim to fraudulent payment schemes and fake hotel offers.

The travel industry is facing a turning point. A digital divide is deepening, and the impact is already here. Less than a third of operators have embraced mobile-first booking, leaving the majority behind. Behind this slow shift lies a dangerous mix of complexity, security fears, and lost opportunities for growth.

Indonesian authorities stopped 10 Banjarmasin travelers at Soekarno-Hatta Airport after uncovering a visa scam involving illegal Hajj travel using work permits.