1 Dec 2014

Beware: Scammers target Booking.com

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi

Thousands of Booking.com customers in multiple countries have been targeted by an elaborate phishing scheme. The fraudsters, by use of email demanding prepayment, have successfully stolen funds from unsuspecting customers. Since these reports, a security firm has discovered vulnerabilities in the Booking.com system, though Booking.com insists that this fraud is a result these hotels unknowingly releasing guest reservation details to the criminals.

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Proximity to business or hotel

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1 Dec 2014

Do you use WiFi in hotels? Think twice before booking with Marriott

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi

If you are a WiFi user, don't book with the Marriott hotel chain until you have factored in the price of their WiFi.

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Making proper use of hotel reviews.

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi

Consumers are more empowered than ever when choosing hotel accommodations. Hotel review sites like TripAdvisor allow for every individual to really look into a hotel, and see what other people are saying about the accommodations. In fact, a study revealed that 96% percent of the people searching for hotels use these hotel review sites.