Almost 80 million people will hit the roads and airways this Thanksgiving, with traveler numbers surpassing pre-pandemic levels, the AAA predicts.

Thanksgiving travel gets started next week, and AAA today announced it’s going to be huge. “We’re talking about a record number of people,” said AAA Louisiana’s Don Redman.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Americans are expected to set a new record for Thanksgiving travel, with nearly 80 million to hit the roads, catch flights and board cruises over the holiday period, travel group AAA said on Monday. About 1.7 million more people will ...

A record 79.9 million travelers are projected to head 50 miles or more from home over the Thanksgiving holiday travel period. This year’s projection of nearly 80 million travelers is an increase of 1.

The Holidays are here, and what that means to travelers is abnormally heavy traffic and travel time, which can mean unexpected delays or even cancellations.

Nearly 80 million Americans are expected to travel for Thanksgiving, marking a significant increase from previous years. AAA forecasts a record number of travelers by car and a notable increase in air travel, partly due to improved confidence in airlines.

Americans are poised to break travel records this Thanksgiving, with nearly 80 million taking to roads, skies, and seas. Despite challenges in the airline industry, a significant increase in air travel is expected.

The Thanksgiving travel period will see record-breaking numbers for those hitting both the roads and the skies, according to reports from several airlines and travel organizations. The American Automobile Association projected that 79.

Thanksgiving is the busiest holiday for travel, and this year we’re expecting to set new records across the board, from driving to flying and cruising,” said Stacey Barber, Vice President of AAA Travel.