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Why Paying for Thailand’s TDAC Means You’re Getting Scammed

Travelers beware: “Free” Thailand arrival cards suddenly cost $10 on fake websites. Your personal data and wallet are at risk. Government confirms legitimate TDACs never require payment.

Backpack Bulletin Team
May 9, 2025

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Why Kuala Lumpur’s Wonders Might Surprise You in Visit Malaysia 2026

Beyond towering giants and ancient temples lies a city that contradicts expectations.…

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How Vietnam Plans to Outpace Rivals With Mastercard in Tourism Surge

While other Asian destinations struggle, Vietnam's Mastercard alliance targets wealthy…

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Can the Amazing Thailand Grand Sale Transform Asia’s Travel Hotspot Again?

Thailand's Grand Sale 2025 promises jaw-dropping 70% discounts while other Asian…

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Miles Thief Nabbed in Daring Airline Fraud Bust

$30 trillion of your miles are sitting ducks for crafty criminals. A recent arrest…

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