AAA: Get a head start and book Thanksgiving travel now
AAA is issuing these tips for a hassle-free trip.
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Oct 10, 2022, 4:18 PM
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5h agoTravelers are being urged to book their Thanksgiving travel now.
AAA is issuing these tips for a hassle-free trip.
- Be as flexible as possible during Thanksgiving – adding on a day to your trip could mean a lower fare.
- Try international flights versus domestic ones as international destinations might offer more bargains.
- Be sure to purchase travel insurance.
- Make sure you’re at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your domestic flight – 3-4 hours if you’re flying internationally.
