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Travel industry inching back - CBS
The sight is quite jarring: Four-hundred passenger planes that would normally be zipping through the skies are now parked in the California desert, row after row, with thousands more grounded elsewhere.
Last year, the AAA said 43 million Americans went somewhere on Memorial Day weekend. This year, the AAA isn't even making a guess as to how many people will hit the road, but they're expecting it to be an all-time low.
Travel will bounce back, but for now it's just inching back, and your experience won't be nearly the same as before.
The sight is quite jarring: Four-hundred passenger planes that would normally be zipping through the skies are now parked in the California desert, row after row, with thousands more grounded elsewhere.
Last year, the AAA said 43 million Americans went somewhere on Memorial Day weekend. This year, the AAA isn't even making a guess as to how many people will hit the road, but they're expecting it to be an all-time low.
Travel will bounce back, but for now it's just inching back, and your experience won't be nearly the same as before.