Resurgence of travel demand leads to higher airfare prices
As the United States moves out of the latest COVID-19 wave, there is a resurgence of travel demand.
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Feb 25, 2022, 11:59 AM
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not just filling up cars that is costing more, filling up airplanes is costing
more too.
As
the United States moves out of the latest COVID-19 wave, there is a resurgence
of travel demand.
However, travelers should
expect higher air fare prices as jet fuel prices soar.
Experts suggest leaving on a
Tuesday or Wednesday to see the most savings.
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