Lloyds Bank has issued a warning as Britons are targeted by a dangerous type of scam ahead of the summer.
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The number of scams related to holiday bookings has risen by a third in the past year, according to Lloyds Bank. Many Britons will be rushing to soak up the sun this summer as overseas holidays and accommodation are planned.
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However, individuals need to be extra careful when booking breaks to avoid losing money.
Britons have lost an average of £2,995 in flight bookings over the past 12 months, a new analysis shows.
Hotel booking scams cost an average of £1,321, while holiday package scams cost an average of £2,342.
The biggest rise in scams has been linked to fake caravan bookings, with many hoping to get away.
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