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The American Automobile Association (AAA) predicts that 54.6 million people will travel 50 miles or more this Thanksgiving holiday. Of that number, 49 million will be heading out on the road.

Here's what will cost travelers more this holiday season.

For travelers getting ready to make their first holiday trips since before the pandemic: prepare for sticker shock.

The U.S. Department of Transportation continues cracking down on carriers, including Frontier and several international airlines, to refund airline passengers.

Airplane tickets are up nearly 40% from the same time last year, and travel experts say fares will continue to go up from here.

When Megan Gieske flew from Uganda to Thailand, she had to choose whether her layover in Cairo would be for four hours or for eight. She chose the latter. An…

Whether you’ve got your trip planned or have waited until the last minute to book, travel experts are weighing in on what you want to know before take-off.

Travel over Thanksgiving is expected to reach nearly 98% of pre-pandemic volume, according to automotive and travel club AAA.

Travel over Thanksgiving is expected to reach nearly 98% of pre-pandemic volume, according to automotive and travel club AAA.

Holiday air travel is high this year, and last minute bargains are few and far between. But it’s largely for domestic airfares. Even at what is now the last minute for booking, international fares for travel around the Thanksgiving holiday are not high.