Travellers arriving at Cape Town International Airport are receiving warnings regarding purported fraudulent e-hailing drivers and touts. These individuals are allegedly soliciting rides to Cape Town accommodations and then demanding fares significantly higher than the standard rates. Authorities have not confirmed the extent of the issue, but are advising visitors to be cautious when accepting transportation offers within the airport premises. Passengers are encouraged to utilise officially registered e-hailing services and pre-booked airport transfers to avoid being overcharged. The warnings highlight a potential risk for tourists unfamiliar with local transportation costs in Cape Town. This issue is prompting calls for increased security and regulation of transport services at Cape Town International Airport to protect visitors.