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If you never want to leave your house again just enter the words “travel scam” into Google. There are hundreds and hundreds of scams listed on reputable travel sites , social media platforms and on the bajillions of self-styled “Independent Traveller” blogs on the internet. It would be easy to be terrified by such material. But almost as easy to discount it. While some scams we have come across should be taken with a pinch of salt, others are worth being wary of. Here’s a round-up of ones to watch: 1. The web has put all sorts of amazing accommodation options overseas just a click of a mouse away. But this has not gone unnoticed by scammers. Criminals set up legitimate-looking websites offering holiday homes for rent. The sites are swish, the properties have clear descriptions, the pictures are bright, the agency has a physical address AND a landline and a person at the end of all emails. But the scam website does not have any connection to any of the properties listed. They take yo...

All One Map From carne asada to kimchi, this is the good stuff DUI fries at Dino's Yelp Though it may always seem that Los Angeles is in the midst of this juice cleanse or that vegan trend, the truth is LA loves comfort food as much as anywhere else. Perhaps even more so, considering the city's penchant for mixing hearty favorites with flavors from across the globe. Outside of the taco, the most inventive fusion food may well be coming on top of big mounds of perfectly realized fries . Best of all, it’s not just chili cheese fries stealing the show anymore. Diners can find carne asada fries galore , as well as options for adding Korean flavors into the mix with galbi and kimchi, and then there's the next- level chicken tikka poutine from the likes of Badmaash in Downtown. It's all available, and it's all very, very delicious. 1 Animal There may be no more iconic french fry dish in Los Angeles than the oxtail poutine option at Animal. Yes, they’re not cheap...