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CDC advises Americans against travelling to Bangladesh, India for high COVID risks

  CROMWELL, Conn. - Travel is gradually coming back. And that's great news for summer vacation plans... and scammers. BBB Scam Tracker is receiving reports of con artists creating fake airline ticket booking sites or customer service numbers. If you are buying airfare, use caution and double-check the URL or phone number before providing your credit card information.    "It's also best to avoid broad search terms like "best travel deals" or "cheap travel" in order to avoid fraudulent websites trying to hook thrifty consumers," said Luke Frey, Associate Director of Communications for BBB...

February 15, 2021 1:14 PM ET Font Size: Denver, Colorado Mayor Michael Hancock told the city’s board of ethics that though his Thanksgiving travels were a mistake, they were not a violation of the city’s ethics. Hancock sparked backlash in late November when he tweeted to citizens to “avoid travel” 30 minutes before he boarded a flight to travel to visit family for Thanksgiving. The mayor had repeatedly urged others to avoid traveling for the holiday. Denver resident Tonia Wilson filed a complaint over the mayor’s behavior to the city’s Ethics Board in January, according to the Co...

Gov. Wolf is urging motorists to avoid unnecessary travel and encouraging employers to offer telework options if possible, as winter weather conditions are expected to worsen Monday.

MoDOT Alert: Avoid Travel on I-29 in NW Missouri Chillicothe News Travel is currently NOT ADVISED on I-29 in northwest Missouri into Iowa due to heavy snowfall. Please avoid travel in this area if you can. MoDOT (Missouri Department of Transportation) crews also report heavy snow along Interstate 35, as well as other points north of U.S. Highway 36, where highways are currently covered. If northern Missouri or Iowa are part of your travel plan, please re-route or find a warm, safe place to wait out the storm. Keep informed of rapidly changing weather conditions and prepare to respond accordin...