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The words travel agents and advisors use today are critical. Avoid promising "safety"—it’s subjective and cannot be guaranteed. Instead, inform and educate clients with vetted resources, build trust through honesty and transparency, and steer clear of politicized, sensational language. Focus on empowering clients to feel confident and comfortable. Advisors who communicate with integrity will strengthen client loyalty and thrive in the evolving travel landscape.

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