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*This popular flight route is 111% more expensive on Thanksgiving weekend*

The busiest weekend for cross-country travel is fast approaching. A year ago, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) saw more than 2.56 million travelers pass through the country's airports the Sunday after Thanksgiving β€” below the 2.8 million people seen in 2019 but the highest number observed since the resurgence of travel post-pandemic. Any time from the Wednesday before the holiday to the weekend afterwards is a period when both airports and roads are crowded while flights, especially when booked last-minute, can get egregiously expensive.Related: TSA has a very unusual (but helpful) approach for busy holiday travel While an October report from Expedia Group EXPE earlier this month showed that flights during Thanksgiving weekend are on average 14% lower than what was seen in 2022, particular routes are filling up fast. A plane landing on the tarmac on a snowy day. Shutterstock These are the routes to avoid if you don't want to break the bank for Thanksgiving travel Looking at Google Flights GOOGL prices for the same routes booked for the weekend before Thanksgiving or in the days around the holiday, sports betting platform BetCarolina.com identified Los Angeles to San Francisco as the domestic route with the biggest price difference β€” the $105.73 average price during Thanksgiving weekend is a 111.4% hike from the $50.02 on the weekend before. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane Las Vegas to Los Angeles is not far behind with a 110.6% difference between $80.52 during Thanksgiving and $38.23 a week before. Shorter routes generally see a bigger difference. A cross-country flight between New York's JFK and LAX in Los Angeles rounds out the top three routes, but the $174.46 vs. $288.74 price difference is, at 65.5%, significantly less dramatic than the top two routes. Those traveling to or from Georgia could have to brace for a more expensive experience since Atlanta was in three of the top routes on the list β€” Atlanta to Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta to New York's LaGuardia Airport and Atlanta to Orlando.Ticket prices seem expensive? You should book now anyway The last spot on the list was taken by a short flight within the state of Hawaii from Honolulu on Oahu to Maui's Kahului even if the difference between $72.39 on the weekend before Thanksgiving compared to the $77.67 over the holiday is not likely to significantly influence someone's decision to travel. Denver-Las Vegas, Denver-Phoenix and Los Angeles to Chicago's O'Hare Airport are some of the other routes to make the list of flights with the most stark differences between Thanksgiving and non-Thanksgiving travel. While the above-mentioned Expedia report shows that the cheapest time to book a Thanksgiving flight is 28 to 35 days before departure, those who missed that timeframe and are hoping to find a last-minute deal may not have much luck. With travelers increasingly desperate to not miss out on sharing turkey with family, airfare tends to rise dramatically the closer one gets to the day itself β€” in past years, some travelers reported paying up to 400% more after finding themselves stranded over Thanksgiving. Many of the conditions that help some score cheap last-minute flights, such as being flexible with the timing and destinations, are also not applicable when one needs to be in a specific place (typically, the family home) for the holiday.
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This popular flight route is 111% more expensive on Thanksgiving weekend

The busiest weekend for cross-country travel is fast approaching. A year ago, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) saw more than 2.56 million travelers pass through the country's airports the Sunday after Thanksgiving β€” below the 2.8 million people seen in 2019 but the highest number observed since the resurgence of travel post-pandemic. Any time from the Wednesday before the holiday to the weekend afterwards is a period when both airports and roads are crowded while flights, especially when booked last-minute, can get egregiously expensive.Related: TSA has a very unusual (but helpful) approach for busy holiday travel While an October report from Expedia Group EXPE earlier this month showed that flights during Thanksgiving weekend are on average 14% lower than what was seen in 2022, particular routes are filling up fast. A plane landing on the tarmac on a snowy day. Shutterstock These are the routes to avoid if you don't want to break the bank for Thanksgiving travel Looking at Google Flights GOOGL prices for the same routes booked for the weekend before Thanksgiving or in the days around the holiday, sports betting platform BetCarolina.com identified Los Angeles to San Francisco as the domestic route with the biggest price difference β€” the $105.73 average price during Thanksgiving weekend is a 111.4% hike from the $50.02 on the weekend before. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane Las Vegas to Los Angeles is not far behind with a 110.6% difference between $80.52 during Thanksgiving and $38.23 a week before. Shorter routes generally see a bigger difference. A cross-country flight between New York's JFK and LAX in Los Angeles rounds out the top three routes, but the $174.46 vs. $288.74 price difference is, at 65.5%, significantly less dramatic than the top two routes. Those traveling to or from Georgia could have to brace for a more expensive experience since Atlanta was in three of the top routes on the list β€” Atlanta to Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta to New York's LaGuardia Airport and Atlanta to Orlando.Ticket prices seem expensive? You should book now anyway The last spot on the list was taken by a short flight within the state of Hawaii from Honolulu on Oahu to Maui's Kahului even if the difference between $72.39 on the weekend before Thanksgiving compared to the $77.67 over the holiday is not likely to significantly influence someone's decision to travel. Denver-Las Vegas, Denver-Phoenix and Los Angeles to Chicago's O'Hare Airport are some of the other routes to make the list of flights with the most stark differences between Thanksgiving and non-Thanksgiving travel. While the above-mentioned Expedia report shows that the cheapest time to book a Thanksgiving flight is 28 to 35 days before departure, those who missed that timeframe and are hoping to find a last-minute deal may not have much luck. With travelers increasingly desperate to not miss out on sharing turkey with family, airfare tends to rise dramatically the closer one gets to the day itself β€” in past years, some travelers reported paying up to 400% more after finding themselves stranded over Thanksgiving. Many of the conditions that help some score cheap last-minute flights, such as being flexible with the timing and destinations, are also not applicable when one needs to be in a specific place (typically, the family home) for the holiday.
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Five years after it took on Steam, Epic Games Store is yet to make a penny of profit

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*Men with no degrees, what do you do to make money?*

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*A key Volkswagen executive lays out a game plan to beat Tesla*

As Tesla TSLA gears up to potentially make a €25,000 (about $27,000) electric car at its Berlin gigafactory, industry leaders and contemporary car manufacturers have started to release cars on their own. Volkswagen VLKAF for instance, has gone back to the German meaning of its name, revealing plans for its own €25,000 electric car in March ahead of the reveal of a production version in 2025. Related: Tesla bulls say electric vehicle demand is soaring. Here's what's really happening With the American market being key to VW's success, the German marque has some plans to expand its electric presence, even in the face of electric car trends slowing down. At a conference held by Reuters in Detroit, VW Group of America senior vice president and head of strategy Reinhard Fischer said that VW is aiming to bring an electric vehicle for under $35,000 to the U.S. market in 3-4 years. β€œWe are not scaling back plans for EVs in the U.S. market,” Fischer said. The plan for this specific U.S.-market focused EV is a very strategized one. According to Fischer, this specific vehicle will be produced in either the United States or in Mexico. Currently, Volkswagen operates plants in Puebla, Mexico, and in Chattanooga, Tenn., where it currently builds the ID.4 electric crossover. A VW ID.4 in the light tunnel at Volkswagen's plant. picture alliance/Getty Images Additionally, VW plans to open a 1,100 acre plant outside Columbia, S.C for its electric Scout brand. The German automaker's SVP also said that the company is also looking to assemble this EV's batteries in North America. VW is in the process to build a battery factory in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada with PowerCo SE, which plans to break ground in 2024 and be operational in 2027. More Business of EVs:A full list of EVs and hybrids that qualify for federal tax creditsHere’s why EV experts are flaming Joe Biden’s car policyThe EV industry is facing an unusual new problem If the plans line up together, Volkswagen's new $35,000 EV would be eligible for federal tax incentives of up to $7,500. Currently, Volkswagen's most inexpensive EV offering is the Chattanooga-built ID.4 crossover SUV, which starts at $38,995 before incentives. The German marque is set to introduce its newest EV offering, the ID.7 sedan, to dealer lots sometime in 2024. Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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A key Volkswagen executive lays out a game plan to beat Tesla

As Tesla TSLA gears up to potentially make a €25,000 (about $27,000) electric car at its Berlin gigafactory, industry leaders and contemporary car manufacturers have started to release cars on their own. Volkswagen VLKAF for instance, has gone back to the German meaning of its name, revealing plans for its own €25,000 electric car in March ahead of the reveal of a production version in 2025. Related: Tesla bulls say electric vehicle demand is soaring. Here's what's really happening With the American market being key to VW's success, the German marque has some plans to expand its electric presence, even in the face of electric car trends slowing down. At a conference held by Reuters in Detroit, VW Group of America senior vice president and head of strategy Reinhard Fischer said that VW is aiming to bring an electric vehicle for under $35,000 to the U.S. market in 3-4 years. β€œWe are not scaling back plans for EVs in the U.S. market,” Fischer said. The plan for this specific U.S.-market focused EV is a very strategized one. According to Fischer, this specific vehicle will be produced in either the United States or in Mexico. Currently, Volkswagen operates plants in Puebla, Mexico, and in Chattanooga, Tenn., where it currently builds the ID.4 electric crossover. A VW ID.4 in the light tunnel at Volkswagen's plant. picture alliance/Getty Images Additionally, VW plans to open a 1,100 acre plant outside Columbia, S.C for its electric Scout brand. The German automaker's SVP also said that the company is also looking to assemble this EV's batteries in North America. VW is in the process to build a battery factory in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada with PowerCo SE, which plans to break ground in 2024 and be operational in 2027. More Business of EVs:A full list of EVs and hybrids that qualify for federal tax creditsHere’s why EV experts are flaming Joe Biden’s car policyThe EV industry is facing an unusual new problem If the plans line up together, Volkswagen's new $35,000 EV would be eligible for federal tax incentives of up to $7,500. Currently, Volkswagen's most inexpensive EV offering is the Chattanooga-built ID.4 crossover SUV, which starts at $38,995 before incentives. The German marque is set to introduce its newest EV offering, the ID.7 sedan, to dealer lots sometime in 2024. Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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*A Plain Kitchen Goes from White to Wow with a Retro-Inspired Makeover*

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