Hazel Sanchez, Dan Mannarino, and Marcia Parris
3 hours ago
NEW YORK (PIX11) — A record number of Americans are traveling this Fourth of July holiday, and travel fraud is on the rise.
From fake vacation rentals and fraudulent booking websites to phishing texts impersonating airlines and hotels, criminals are finding new ways to target travelers.
Financial education expert Ash “Cash” Exantus shares the biggest warning signs to watch for and simple steps you can take to protect your money, your personal information, and your vacation plans.