Luxury travel scams are on the rise in 2025. Here’s how to spot fake deals and book safe for your summer trips abroad.

Stephan / Special to the Village News As summertime approaches and you start surfing the internet for a new rental home or vacation rental, do you know how to tell whether you are dealing with a bad ...

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"So spring, summer travel, it can be a lot of fun. It can also be a lot of money," Cameron Nakashima with the Better Business Bureau said. "And a lot of us will ...

As the summer vacation season approaches, American travelers face a great deal of uncertainty, from the state of the economy ...

Experts said summer is prime time for fraud, as scammers take advantage of movers, travelers and young adults.

According to Sheriff Kirk Imperati's Office, the perpetrators this time around are posing as the DMV, and contacting victims ...

As summertime approaches and you start surfing the internet for a new rental home or vacation rental ... but there are still some telltale signs of fraud. Here are some tips to evade rental scams: Be ...

Stay informed on the latest scams with a free biweekly newsletter by email and ... increase in demand compared with the pre-pandemic summer of 2019, says online rental giant VRBO. A recent VRBO search ...

Stay informed on the latest scams with a free biweekly ... Superhosts and get some pro tips.) Airbnb typically charges a 3 percent booking fee, while Vrbo gives hosts the option of paying $499 a year ...