CINCINNATI, OHIO – Thanksgiving week is expected to see a record number of travelers across the United States, with airports bustling with activity as families and friends reunite for the holiday. The surge in travelers comes as Americans are eager to gather once again after restrictions and concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted many travel plans last year.

According to reports, airports like Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) are experiencing an increase in holiday travel compared to the previous year. Travelers are advised to plan ahead, arrive early, and be prepared for possible delays due to the high volume of passengers during this busy travel season.

Many Americans are taking advantage of the long holiday weekend to visit loved ones or enjoy a getaway, leading to crowded airports and highways. Thanksgiving eve saw airports packed with eager travelers, some of whom may have missed the opportunity to celebrate with family last year due to the pandemic.

As travelers navigate the busy holiday travel season, it is recommended to check for any changes in schedules, be aware of safety protocols in place, and pack essentials accordingly. Airlines and airports are working diligently to ensure a smooth travel experience for all passengers during this time of increased demand for flights and services.

Despite potential challenges, many are excited to embrace the holiday spirit and create lasting memories with family and friends. With proper planning and patience, travelers can make the most of their Thanksgiving travels and focus on the joy of being together once again.