BBB: How to avoid vacation scams as summer approaches and travel returns

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Between summer weather and the country opening up, Americans are getting ready for some long-overdue traveling.

Many unbelievable deals are just that... deals you shouldn't believe. If you're not not careful, you could end up paying for a criminal's vacation instead of your own.

Jim Temmer is the President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau Serving Wisconsin. He joined CBS 58 Morning News to share how to avoid getting suckered into a travel scam.