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MILLIONS of Michiganders are hitting the road this Thanksgiving weekend, with AAA reporting a significant uptick in travel this year. As families prepare to gather for the holiday, whether by car or plane, the spirit of the season is evident across the state.
With an estimated record number of travelers, the roads are bustling. AAA estimates that over 1.7 million Michiganders will embark on their holiday journeys, taking advantage of lower gas prices and a desire to connect with loved ones. The Michigan Department of Transportation urges drivers to be cautious and plan ahead, ensuring safe travels amid the seasonal traffic.
Air travel is also in full swing, with Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) embracing the busy travel period. Flights are reportedly on point, with airlines adjusting schedules to accommodate the surge in passengers. Travelers have noted shorter wait times and a smooth check-in process, a refreshing change during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year.
Airport officials are encouraging travelers to arrive early to navigate through security without a hitch, as many families are flying in for reunions. As travelers navigate through crowds at DTW, a festive atmosphere fills the air, with decorations and holiday music amplifying the excitement of the season.
Whether driving or flying, millions of Michiganders are making memories this Thanksgiving, underscoring the importance of family and togetherness. With safety as a priority, this holiday season promises joy and connection for those hitting the roads and skies alike.
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