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The Travel Industry Council of Ontario (TICO) is warning travel industry registrants about a fraudulent email circulating that falsely claims their TICO registration is due for renewal.
According to the regulator, the email includes a link directing recipients to renew their registration.
TICO is reminding registrants that legitimate registration renewal emails are sent from [email protected] and is urging recipients to carefully check the sender's email address before clicking on any links.
Anyone who receives a suspicious email claiming to be from TICO should delete it immediately and avoid clicking links or providing personal or payment information.
Registrants who are unsure whether a communication is legitimate are encouraged to contact TICO directly rather than responding to the email.
The regulator says taking a moment to verify the sender can help protect registrants from fraudulent communications and potential information theft.
For questions or to verify an email, registrants can contact TICO at [email protected], call 905-624-6241 or toll-free at 1-888-451-TICO (8426).
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Natasha Lair-McKenty is the Managing Editor for TravelPulse Canada.
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