Managed to trick agencies to ride the globe for free, 7-star hotels, and VIP care.
He spent his holiday, among other things, at the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, which boasts as many as seven stars. He went there in first class, of course, and he brought a pal with him, so they stopped along the way in the Seychelles, where they were waiting for an all-inclusive kit.
The example of an unemployed British resident still talks, as the call to fly is also greater than common sense. That's to say, the guy wanted to fly and live on a high footing, and obviously, for that, he didn't have the money, so he opted to travel in comfort and for free.
Adam Griffiths, twenty-eight, visited travel companies pretending he was able to purchase several journeys. He had little cash for them, considering his dire financial condition, so he stole employee passwords and ended up booking trips worth £ 44,000!
Of course, the attitude of this young Briton was that you fly if you don't brag about them. So Adam, dead cold, took photos of the locations he went (for free) and posted them on Facebook.
He spent his holiday, among other things, at the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, which boasts as many as seven stars. He went there in first class, of course, and he brought a pal with him, so they stopped along the way in the Seychelles, where they were waiting for an all-inclusive kit. Of course, because anything like this doesn't last long, the agencies understood what it was about and reported theft at Griffiths.
The prosecution has been held in the meantime, and this passenger will live the next two and a half years behind bars, instead of the splendor of Dubai and the stunning beaches of Seychelles.
So if you're in love with travel, in any event, and you just want to go to some tropical destination, a safer way to save money is that you could go to jail after Dubai otherwise.
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