Month: December 2010
AAA: Christmas travel to increase
AAA is projecting that 92.3 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more during the year-end holiday travel period, an increase of 3.1 percent from the 89.5 million who traveled a year ago. The year-end holiday travel period is defined as Dec. 23, 2010 to Jan. 2. “It’s great to see so many Americans taking to the roads, rails and skies this holiday season, especially since this is the fifth consecutive holiday period this year
Ga. troopers participating in National Holiday Lifesaver Weekend
ATLANTA — Georgia state troopers will be stepping up traffic enforcement this weekend as part of a nationwide effort. As part of National Holiday Lifesaver Weekend, troopers will engage in so-called “high visibility patrols” and road checks aimed at reducing traffic deaths. “We are joining this nationwide effort because it focuses on driving behaviors that kill across the nation and this is not just a local problem,” he said. “This time of year is especially dangerous
Tips to keep in mind when traveling this Christmas
ATLANTA – The Christmas travel season is here. For many, that means delays or an overall frustrating airport experience. But, the experts agree, there are a number of precautions vacationers can take to improve the overall traveling experience this Christmas. Leading up to Thanksgiving, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport officials recommended that travelers arrive in enough time to make it to their gates – that’s 90 minutes before domestic flights and two hours before international flights.
Continental Airlines introduces ‘FareLock’
Continental Airlines introduced an option that allows customers to hold reservations and lock-in ticket prices for 72 hours or seven days without a commitment to purchase a ticket. The new FareLock feature, offered for a fee on certain domestic and international itineraries, allows to plan their travels and avoid the risk of price increases or sold-out flights, the airline said. Customers can choose FareLock when booking reservations at continental.com and opt for a 72-hour or
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