
Travel by flight, car expected to set pandemic records over 4th of July
NY Post
This Fourth of July is set to be the busiest time for travel since the COVID-19 pandemic started — and those taking holiday trips should get ready for a rough time, especially if they take to the skies, experts said.
Rental companies are short on cars, airports and airlines are short-staffed and travelers must plan accordingly, “The Points Guy” Brian Kelly told The Post. Last-minute getaways will be hard to pull off — and potentially very expensive.More Related News

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