Memorial Day weekend traditionally marks the beginning of the summer travel season, and this year is no exception. AAA projects that around 45 million Americans will travel during this period. This includes those traveling by car, plane, and other modes of transportation.
The roadways are expected to be particularly busy, with a large percentage of travelers opting to drive to their destinations. Airports will also see a surge in passengers, so travelers should arrive early to allow for security checks and potential delays. Experts advise checking traffic conditions and flight schedules before heading out.
Travelers should also be prepared for higher prices for gas, flights, and accommodations due to increased demand. Planning ahead and booking in advance can help mitigate some of these costs. Whether you're headed to the beach, the mountains, or visiting family, remember to travel safely and be patient during this busy travel period.
Summer Travel Season Begins: Millions Expected to Travel
The summer travel season is officially underway, starting with Memorial Day weekend. AAA estimates that approximately 45 million Americans will be traveling. The majority will be hitting the roads, while a significant number will take to the skies. Travelers should expect increased traffic and potential delays.
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