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AAA Expects 3.4 Million SoCal Residents To Travel Over 4th Of July Weekend
"The most significant change we are noticing this year is the surging interest in international destinations."
June 27, 2023
A near-record 3.4 million Southern California residents are expected to travel over the Fourth of July holiday period, just 1% below the all-time high set in pre-pandemic 2019, the Automobile Club of Southern California predicts.
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The anticipated number of travelers is up 4.4% from last year, according to the Auto Club. "Travel demand has been steadily increasing since 2020, and this summer is poised to be one for the record books," Heather Felix, the Auto Club's vice president of travel products and services, said in a statement.
"The most significant change we are noticing this year is the surging interest in international destinations. Travelers are booking their dream bucket-list trips, and due to the increased demand, we are advising them to plan well in advance and work with a trusted travel adviser."
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