abor Day weekend usually marks the unofficial end of summer, but AAA says to expect plenty of people to still make a trip.
According to the travel agency, domestic airline bookings are up four percent for the holiday, and up 44 percent for international travel.
Vancouver, Rome, London, Dublin, and Paris are the top five most popular international destinations.
If you’re traveling by vehicle, AAA recommends leaving before 7 a.m. next Thursday. They anticipate the busiest travel times to happen in between 2 and 6 p.m. next Thursday.
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