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Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance reminds everyone when traveling this summer, keep your home safe
July 27, 2019 | 
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance (TDCI) is giving tips to consumers to help them evaluate their insurance needs and risks before setting off on a family vacation as the summer travel season heads to a close.
Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance Reminds Consumers of Easy Ways to Deter Thieves.
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Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance says Keep Your Home Safe during Summer Travels
Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance
Nashville, TN – Whether your vacation plans include sunshine, mountain vistas, or ocean waves, the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance reminds consumers to evaluate their insurance risks and needs before setting off to recharge with family and friends this summer.
Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance and National Association of Insurance Commissioners Provide Tips for Travelers to Keep Home, Valuables Safe While Away.
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Tennessee Consumer Affairs says Don’t Let Timeshare Scammers Leave You Without a Vacation
Tennessee Consumer Affairs
Nashville, TN – If you’ve gone on vacation in a resort-populated area, it’s likely you’ve been offered to join a timeshare seminar. With vacation season in full swing, the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance’s (TDCI) Division of Consumer Affairs is offering tips to help consumers avoid common scams and potentially unfair or deceptive sales tactics involving timeshares.
Tennessee Consumer Affairs Provides Tips to Avoid Common Timeshare Scams.
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AAA says Paying at the Pump is Taking Up More of Motorists’ Paychecks
AAA
Washington, D.C. – Consumers are spending $69 more a month to fill-up compared to last summer. According to AAA, gasoline expenses are accounting, on average, for seven percent of an American’s 2018 annual income, a one and half percent increase since summer of 2017.
With strong summer consumer gasoline demand expected in the months ahead, AAA says motorists can expect little relief at the pump with the national gas price average ranging between $2.85 – $3.05 through Labor Day.
As vacationers hit the road, they will find a quarter (25 percent) of all gas stations across the country are selling gas for more than $3.00/gallon. (AAA)
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Dodging the Roadkill: In The Hot Seat
Clarksville, TN – First let me apologize for not posting anything lately. I’ve just had nothing to write about since I returned from my trip to Ft. Smith Arkansas. I try not to post anything just to “post” something.
Well, I’ve had plenty to talk about here lately.
THE WEATHER!
Apparently I slept through Spring and missed it here. In this part of the country, we’ve gone straight from Winter to Summer, because it’s been unseasonably hot lately. I really don’t think we had a “spring” this year, and if we did, well, I missed it.
But that’s ok. I’m not complaining. There’s been great days to ride, and ride I have! Riding in the heat can be a chore, but it can also be some of the best times ever.
In The Hot Seat
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Tennessee Consumer Affairs Shares Scam Prevention Tips for Summer Travelers
Nashville, TN – With Tennesseans squeezing in one last vacation before the school year starts, the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance’s (TDCI) Division of Consumer Affairs urges consumers to be on the lookout for scammers and identity thieves who target summer travelers.
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My Two Cents: A Night With The Jackson Generals
Jackson, TN – During a family vacation this summer, my family and I were blessed to meet a remarkable young man named Dusty Stanfill. He was born facing challenges that most of us couldn’t imagine. You can read his story here. I remember that all he talked about was his beloved baseball team, the Jackson Generals.
Since returning from vacation, I had been trying to figure out a way to pay him a visit, so what better way than to surprise him at a baseball game. So, working with some fabulous people at the Jackson Generals, I straddled the Harley and took off.
The Ballpark at Jackson. (Tyler Springs)
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Clarksville Police Department gives Summer Safety Tips
Clarksville, TN – Traditionally, during the late spring and summer months, law enforcement generally sees an increase in property crimes. The targets of opportunities increase in the summers since many families go on vacations, children are out of school, and families spend time outside and leave doors unlocked or garages open.
So far, in 2017, there have been 214 vehicle burglaries and approximately 60 percent have been to unlocked vehicles. Some of the items taken from the unlocked vehicles have been money and firearms.
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AAA reports Foodies embrace Culinary Travel Trend
Knoxville, TN – Food and dining are becoming a more central part of many travelers’ vacation experiences. AAA’s latest travel survey found that an estimated 22 million Americans expect to take a culinary-focused vacation in the next 12 months.
Seventy-five percent of Americans feel that food and dining are an important part of their travel experiences and four in five say they have engaged in such unique activities as touring wineries and distilleries, eating with local families and engaging in hands-on experiences such as cooking classes led by local chefs while traveling.
AAA survey reveals an estimated 22 million Americans will take a culinary vacation this year.
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One in Three Americans will take a Family Vacation this Year according to AAA
Tennessee Travel Sales for January are up 29% Year-over-Year from 2016
Knoxville, TN – Millions of families have started to make getaway plans for Spring Break, summer vacation and long holiday weekends throughout the year.
According to a recent AAA survey, more than one-third of Americans (35 percent) are planning to take a vacation of 50 miles or more away from home involving two or more immediate family members this year.
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