With Labor Day weekend quickly approaching, many Americans are gearing up for one last summer getaway. According to a travel forecast by the Cannon Beach Gazette, this year’s holiday weekend is expected to see a high volume of travelers hitting the roads and heading to various destinations around the country.
The forecast predicts that over 30 million Americans will be traveling over the long weekend, with the majority opting for road trips as their preferred mode of transportation. This is due in part to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has caused many travelers to stay closer to home and avoid air travel.
Popular destinations for Labor Day weekend travel include beaches, national parks, and outdoor recreational areas. Coastal towns like Cannon Beach, known for its scenic beauty and charming atmosphere, are expected to see an influx of visitors looking to enjoy one last summer beach day before the cooler fall weather sets in.
Travel experts advise those planning to travel over Labor Day weekend to book accommodations early and be prepared for potential crowds and traffic congestion. With more people hitting the roads this year, it’s important to plan ahead and allow for extra travel time to reach your destination.
While travel may look a bit different this year due to the pandemic, many Americans are still eager to get out and explore new places during the long weekend. Whether you’re looking to relax on the beach, hike in the mountains, or simply enjoy some time with family and friends, Labor Day weekend offers the perfect opportunity to make some lasting memories.
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