US EditionMemorial Day travel expected to break 20
- AAA predicts that over 45 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home during the Memorial Day weekend starting May 22, 2025.
- The increase of about 1.5 million travelers over last year stems from lower gas prices and more people having extra days off.
- Most travelers will drive, with 87% choosing cars, while air travel also rises and top destinations include Orlando, Seattle, and New York.
- Stacey Barber of AAA noted that Memorial Day weekend trips can be affordable and simple, appealing to travelers seeking both budget options and more luxurious vacations.
- This record travel forecast indicates a strong desire for travel during long weekends and suggests continued growth in both road and air trip volumes.
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