kelvine:
This is useful

ObalendeCMS:
Thank you.

Pay4MeApp:
Dishonest people and scammers have devised smart ways to take your money during the travel abroad process. But not to worry, we've put together a list of hidden scams you should know when travelling

The taxi overcharge
A driver may tell you that his meter broke, while others may want to charge you more. You can avoid such a situation when you know the ride cost if you check online or ask hotel staff or locals. If a driver tries to start a fare negotiation, you should let him know the correct rate. Avoid entering an unlicensed cab, no matter how tempting the fare may seem to you.

Free rosemary/bracelets/anything
Be careful when someone places a hat on your head or a bracelet on your wrist, including offering you a sprig of rosemary. The person may demand that you make payments for the gift.

The spill on your clothes
Some accidental spilling on your clothes could be challenging, especially if you have a date. Pickpockets often disguise stealing from you with such a trick. source

Motorbike scam
Be careful of the place you rent a motorbike to avoid making an additional payment or expensive repairs. Pay4Me recommends taking pictures of the motorbike before you leave with it.

Pay4MeApp:
Your accommodation is "closed."
You must not accept from a cab driver that your accommodation is closed or overbooked. Don't accept to use another hotel or hostel, but the one you booked. Remember to rely on your Google map.

The shell game
Do not play any card games with strangers. It might be an old travel scam we often see in movies. You may end up losing all your money.

“Come in for tea and help me write a letter!”
In Arabic countries, this type of scam is common among the locals. Therefore, you should stay away from such situations.

The flirtatious local
Don't be carried away by flirtatious local girls in bars or clubs. You may end up paying for drinks you cannot consume or make payments because they had their bills on your head.

Your attraction is closed for lunch.
Be mindful of people telling you that an attraction has closed during your tour, and don't follow them to places you don't know.

The ATM scam
You should not allow anyone to talk to you about the new ATM with no associated charges. Always use indoor ATMs inside a bank and check the ATM for a card skimmer.

Child or injured beggars
Be mindful of injured or child beggars that may approach you for money. Sometimes, the beggar's accomplice may watch where you keep your wallet.

Fake Wi-Fi hub
Scam hackers may use free Wi-Fi to steal your data. So never you an unsecured network abroad, and consider using a VPN.

Be Wary of Distractions
It would help if you were careful of scuffles, fights, or distractions because scammers, thieves, and pickpockets capture your attention with them to rob you.

Pyhonist:
Great info. Thanks

XAUBulls:

Very insightful.