holiday travel

AAA is estimating 3.3 million Ohioans will travel during the Fourth of July week. While a majority of travelers will be driving, CVG airport expects an increased number of passengers as well.

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Millions of Americans are expected to travel for Thanksgiving again this year, and some of them will wonder about two travel-related signs in the Tri-State.

AAA expects more people to fly, ride and drive at least 50 miles away from home this week, despite high costs. AAA Spokesman Dustin Baird has some tips for a smoother travel journey.

The travel app Hopper says this Fourth of July trip may be your most expensive in five years. Airfare is up; hotels are 20% more expensive than a year ago; and car rentals are about $40 more a day.

Flights to and from Chicago and Florida have been the most impacted.

Nationwide, 53.4 million travelers will head out this Thanksgiving holiday either by car or by plane. That's the fourth highest number since AAA has been keeping track.

Holding off on booking could mean getting a better price, or it could mean not getting a car, flight or hotel.

After more than a year of COVID-19 precautions, Ohio residents are hitting the road in record-breaking numbers for the July 4th weekend. The increased…