Watch Out for Scammers in Nha Trang, Vietnam: Essential Travel Safety Tips

Watch out for the abundance of thieves and scammers in Nha Trang, Vietnam! Stay vigilant!

Here’s our cautionary tale: On the night of February 1st, after a delightful dinner, we were heading back to our hotel when we stumbled upon a spa. Eager for a relaxing massage, we decided to give it a try. The receptionist, an older lady, seemed trustworthy. She asked us to store our bags in a locker, and we felt secure since we had the key.

This was the only time in the past two days that our wallet was out of our hands. The next afternoon, I was shocked to discover that my wallet, which originally contained $1500, now held only $1100!!! A staggering loss! Don’t be fooled into thinking that your belongings are safe in a locker, even if you have the key—there are spare keys out there!

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Always keep a close eye on your wallet, avoid carrying large amounts of cash, and deactivate your credit cards after use for added security!

Upon returning to China, I am determined to file a complaint with 12315 against Xiaohongshu for shielding Vietnam and suppressing the truth. My posts have been repeatedly taken down, and it’s time for the truth to be heard!