Tens of millions of people across the U.S. are getting set to head out ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, but if you’re traveling here in
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Traveling for Thanksgiving? Here’s what to expect at MIA
Miami International Airport said it expects Friday, Saturday and Sunday before Thanksgiving to be the busiest days. Source link
Record-breaking number of Florida residents expected to travel for Thanksgiving, AAA says
A record-breaking number of Floridians is expected during the week of Thanksgiving, according to AAA. In Florida, AAA projects that 4.65 million Floridians will travel
Looking for last-minute deals for Thanksgiving travels? CBS Miami found some great savings
Last-minute savings for the Thanksgiving holiday are popping up. The prices may surprise you. “You came from Homestead?” CBS News Miami asked traveler Paula Augustine.
Caribbean travelers returning to South Florida detail riding out Hurricane Melissa, journey out of Jamaica:
Flights from the Caribbean are continuing to land in South Florida after airports on islands like Jamaica were closed due to Hurricane Melissa pummeling the
Travelers at Miami, Fort Lauderdale airports deal with delays amid government shutdown
Friday marks day 10 of the government shutdown and the first day that federal workers will not receive a full paycheck. That includes air traffic
Woman stunned after stranger refused to watch her bag at airport. An expert weighs in
When Cara O’Bannon asked a fellow traveler at the airport to watch her bag, she expected a brief moment of reprieve in the bathroom, not
DeSantis aide Bryan Griffin to lead Visit Florida, state’s tourism marketing corporation
Bryan Griffin, who has served as a spokesman for Gov. Ron DeSantis, is set to take over as leader of Florida’s tourism-marketing efforts. The Visit
With Fourth of July weekend here, can you still find cheap travel with a tight window?
The Fourth of July weekend is here, which means your time to plan a summer getaway is starting to run out. So, can you still
South Floridians trapped in Israel amid missile strikes, flight cancellations
A South Florida journalist and a Miami mother are among hundreds of Americans stranded in Israel after Iranian missile attacks grounded flights and closed airspace.