When it comes to travel scams, Europe is a amazingly creative place. A naive and trusting tourist is required by many of the most effective gambits. But also to more sophisticated travelers, don't believe it can occur. There are many subtle ways to be scammed — a cabbie pads your fare, a store assistant suddenly inflates rates, a government internet terminal documents your password, or a waiter provides a special with a "unique" price increase.
Be intelligent: know what you're paying for, and always count your change. In all shapes and sizes, scam artists come in. But you should have no issue if you are careful and not overly confident. Here are some smart methods of strengthening their cash flow by European crooks.
infographic by: travelscams.org
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