Summer is in full swing, meaning you might be heading to a seaside destination or packing up for a trip somewhere scenic. Whether you’re booking your flights or fueling up for a road trip, a lot of planning goes into a vacation, and you might be considering different options for where to eat, what to see, and where to stay. With that in mind, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued an urgent warning to all Americans at the height of the summer travel season. Read on to find out why the agency wants you to “exercise caution” over the next few months, and how you can best protect yourself.
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When school’s out and the warmer temperatures hit, many of us are eager to take a vacation. But this summer, travelers have been faced with different obstacles, including an onslaught of canceled flights and hotels at full capacity. Earlier this month, CNN advised Americans to rethink their travel plans in light of this, as even renting a car will cost you significantly more than it would have in previous years.
Many of us were forced to cancel vacations thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, but with rolled-back restrictions, Americans are rebooking trips, and demand for travel resources has increased dramatically. Airlines are short-staffed following the pandemic and ticket prices are higher than ever.
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