In light of many safety concerns around the world right now. <\/p>\n
We spoke to a local travel agency about whether or not it's impacting their business. <\/p>\n
Satrom Travel and Tour says travelers should sign up for free programs like STEP, or the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program, that will send them emergency alerts and other information from the US Embassy. <\/p>\n
Satrom also encourages people traveling overseas to constantly be aware of their surroundings and pay close attention to news outlets while on their trip. <\/p>\n
She says despite the recent attacks, she has not seen a decrease in the number of people planning trips. <\/p>\n
\"I think there could be some persons that might be deterred but overall people who are frequent travelers and have traveled overseas, I don't think this would stop them,\" Katherine Satrom, Pres. of Satrom Travel and Tour said. <\/p>\n
The United States issued the worldwide travel alert after recent terrorists attacks in France. <\/p>\n
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