AAA Predicts This Will Be the Most Traveled Thanksgiving in 13 Years
Samuel Robinson, Bloomberg
A boon for airlines, car rental providers, and Big Oil, but will hotels see a Thanksgiving travel boost, too?
2 years ago
Samuel Robinson, Bloomberg
A boon for airlines, car rental providers, and Big Oil, but will hotels see a Thanksgiving travel boost, too?
2 years ago
Beth J. Harpaz, Associated Press
Here's a selection of deals for travel in the next several months that will be on sale around the Thanksgiving holiday in the U.S., as hotels, travel agencies, and online companies join a broader advertising trend.
3 years ago
Barbara Powell, Bloomberg
Many U.S. travelers' stomachs will be full next week, but their wallets not so much as they'll need to cough up more cash for gas for Thanksgiving road trips. But unlike vacation road trips that are more discretionary, many travelers wouldn't cancel their Thanksgiving plans because of gas, and will bite the bullet.
3 years ago
Sarah Enelow, Skift
Hitting the road, train station, bus station, or airport for Thanksgiving? Take these podcasts with you to ease the stress.
4 years ago
David Koenig, Associated Press
Interesting fact: Gas prices are almost exactly where they were eight years ago.
4 years ago
Scott Mayerowitz, Associated Press
If airfares were lower, and more flights were available, maybe more Americans would travel during Thanksgiving.
5 years ago
Dan Peltier, Skift
Congress is partly to blame for not approving more funding to build additional airports, but airports and airlines themselves also shoulder some responsibility, trying to pack as many flights into a day as possible. It's unclear when this congestion will be resolved, if ever.
6 years ago
Associated Press
Everyone clamors for choice, and there you have it in the myriad transportation options available in getting from Point A to Point B for Thanksgiving. There are tradeoffs for each transportation mode discussed. Missing are the proposed Hyperloop and the California to Las Vegas X Train, as well as Uber and RelayRides.
7 years ago
Scott Mayerowitz, Associated Press
Knowing which fees to pay could cut wait times after cancelled flights or put a family together on a plane. But no amount of money will make the insufferable crowds disappear from public U.S. airports.
7 years ago
Phuong Le, Associated Press
An uneventful Sunday around the country was welcome by travelers, many of whom left on Wednesday amidst weather delays, labor strikes, and train cancellations.
8 years ago
Euny Hong, Quartz
The rise of singles worldwide as an economic force manifests itself in many ways, like high end hotels catering to wealthy solo business travelers.
8 years ago
Reuters
Fog, union marches, and electrical problems caused delays in three major hubs yesterday adding to the stress of usual holiday crowds.
8 years ago