Cybersecurity experts reveal how AI-generated messages and fake sites are scamming travelers, and the red flags to watch.

Today’s AI-powered scams feature flawless language, authentic-looking websites, and sophisticated social engineering that can ...

As spring break nears, travel experts are predicting a 10% increase in spending on premium vacations by families and college students. This year, travelers are more eager than ever to embark on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fraud is especially high in car rentals, taxis, and food services, with cities like Cancun, Bangkok, and Los Angeles reporting the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The start of the year is a key time to be vigilant against online travel scams. (Getty) (d3sign via Getty Images) If the cold ...

Booking a trip this spring? Learn how to spot and avoid online travel scams, plus expert tips to protect your identity and money in our Wallet Watch series.

Warmer weather often means travel—a fact that scammers know very well. You just want to plan your vacation, so they flood the internet with fake booking sites, phony emails, and bogus deal links to ...

Scammers are impersonating airline customer service representatives and targeting loyalty program points as part of an elaborate scheme to defraud passengers. Holiday travelers are falling victim to ...

A bad actor spoofed an agency's email domain and used an airline's NDC connection to buy tickets with stolen credit cards.

Tourism board chief says addressing visitors’ safety concerns is a priority, adding that government is ‘determined’ to get rid of scam compounds.

Fraud is especially high in car rentals, taxis, and food services, with cities like Cancun, Bangkok, and Los Angeles reporting the most incidents. Mastercard recommends using credit cards with fraud ...