CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about tempting travel deals as people consider booking getaways after the holiday season.

Shady operators target travelers searching for deals with tours and destinations that don’t match what customers receive, according to BBB guidance.

If the price of a travel deal seems too good to be true, that’s the first red flag.

The BBB recommends asking for references and asking detailed questions about travel operators.

Ericka Dilworth with the Cleveland Better Business Bureau office said consumers should verify they’re working with qualified travel professionals.

“Ask how long they’ve been in business. How long has their website been up? What do you know about the person that you’re trusting to schedule your travel exp

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