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Imagine if those amazing vacation photographs you recently saw in your Instagram or Facebook feed were fake? Believe it or not, fake vacations are not a myth, and more people are faking vacation details than you realize. Are you curious about how this happens? Maybe you’re even interested in faking your next vacation?
Many people do just that in hopes of increasing their followers on Instagram, status, or as a good excuse for a vacation from work. Regardless of your motivation, we will teach you how you can FAKE your next vacation!
Have you ever suspected that an Instagram Influencer or someone you know is faking their vacation? It turns out that you were right to be suspicious! As reported by Travel Pulse, 14% of Americans have lied about their vacations, according to a flight comparison site, Jet Cost.
Why on earth would anyone do this sort of thing? Well, most claimed that they fibbed out of embarrassment. They wanted to seem cultured and well-traveled, and a lie seemed like the best way to accomplish this! Instagram Influencer, Gabbie Hanna, recently decided to prove how easy it is to fake a vacation and, in 2019, pretended to be at Coachella: She admitted the truth, after the fake, much to the surprise of her fans.
Not only that, but the travel lies get even worse! 2/3rd’s of Americans polled also lied about the experiences they have had on real trips. These fibs were usually about the weather, sightseeing, and accommodations.
When international travelers were polled, liars exaggerated at 61%, with the weather being at the top of the lie “food chain” (34%), followed by accommodations (29%), and sightseeing (27%). Time magazine has even reported that photo manipulation is commonplace. 26% of women and men say that they have edited vacation photos to enhance their dining, stay, and appearance to make it seem more expensive and high-end!
That is where new concept websites like “Fake A Vacation” come in. Instead of having to be skilled in Adobe Photoshop, the site makes it easy to create a mythical vacation. You upload your photograph (of yourself and loved ones), and the faked images will be sent discreetly back to your inbox, to make it look as though you’re having the time of your life!
By using Fake A Vacation and spending $19.99 to $49.99, you can travel to:
Want to search out someone’s photographs on Berify to see if they faked their latest trip? Upload the image, and we will let you know if it matches other fake photos of its type!
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The question is, what will you do once you find out your boss or coworker faked their trip? Will you expose the truth? Let us know in the comments! Berify – the stolen (and faked!) photo verification site!
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