Travel experts say this Memorial Day weekend could be the busiest at airports since 2005. Here's how you can minimize the headache whether you're flying or driving.
Experts say it's a mix of several factors including lower gas prices, more destinations back open to tourists this year, and plenty of competitive pricing - all compared to last year.
If you're heading out on vacation, here's a way to lessen any potential stress by breaking down the best and worst times to go.Between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Thursday, forget about it. Transportation data experts say that will be the window for worst travel times. Instead, leave before 1 p.m.RELATED:Saturday and Sunday, there are expected to be minimal traffic impacts with the holiday weekend already underway.
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