The firm found people in the Northeast, at 35%, and West (31%) are most likely to travel, compared to Southerners (28%) and Midwesterners (27%). 'So they're going to take to the skies and the roads to make that happen.' transportation, hospitality and services leader of non-attest services at Deloitte. 'This holiday season, sweaters are nice but what people really want is a warm embrace from family or loved ones,' said Daher, vice chair, U.S. Mike Daher of audit, consulting, tax and advisory firm Deloitte agreed. That may ruin your next trip New apps help travelers with budgets, group trips and more Need for trip insurance reshapes travel landscape More from Personal Finance: National parks are booming. 'Now that the borders are open and new health and safety guidelines are in place, travel is once again high on the list for Americans who are ready to reunite with their loved ones for the holiday.' 'This Thanksgiving, travel will look a lot different than last year,' she said, in a statement. Thanksgiving travelers will be sharing planes, trains and highway lanes with about 6.4 million more people this year, and should brace for crowds, according to Paula Twidale, senior vice president at AAA Travel.

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