Memorial Day travel in Michigan predicted to be up 57% from 2020 with over 1M traveling
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FILE - In this Dec. 12, 2018, file photo, traffic moves along the Hollywood Freeway in Los Angeles. At a board meeting Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, a big industry trade association, recognized that change is coming. Alliance CEO John Bozzella said automakers are committed to working with the Biden administration, which will renew the fight against climate change and likely will undo pollution and gas mileage rollbacks made by President Donald Trump. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, File)
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Travel industry reviving in Southwest Florida
Published: April 8, 2021 9:08 AM EDT
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As more and more of us get vaccinated, people want to travel. But if you are set on taking a trip, the days of cheap travel are on the decline don’t wait, book now.
Not only are prices starting to go back up, but you could be be grandfathered into cancellation policies if you book soon, and if there’s been one constant about this pandemic, it is that the situation is always changing.
AAA says enough people are booking flights again that airlines are returning to using their larger planes. Even sales for cruises are picking back up, and cruise lines are planning with the Centers for Disease Control on how to safely set sail this year. Travel experts say there’s a lot of pent-up demand to travel after the past year, and now that vaccination has ramped up, more people than ever are ready to get out and explore.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. â Vickie LaGarone spends a lot of her time these days checking the CDC website for her clients. Sheâs founder and CEO of Genuine Vacation, a family-owned travel business in Grand Rapids. LaGroneâs on the website so much she said she knows it front and back, and thatâs a good sign of things to come.
âBusiness was slow there when the pandemic first hit, but now business is starting to pick up for the third quarter and beyond,â LaGrone said during a Zoom interview last week. âI think once this is all over, things will bounce back, and travel will be booming again for sure.â