More Americans are expecting to travel over the Fourth of July holiday.
AAA Spokeswoman Tamra Johnson says more than 41-million Americans will hit the road, which is the most on record for the holiday. Nearly four-million Americans will head to the airport and fly to their destinations while about three-and-a-half-million people will travel by train, bus or cruise ship. Gas prices cheaper than last year, with the national average around two-dollars-66-cents.
Orlando, Honolulu, Seattle, Las Vegas, Anaheim, New York City, Boston, Maui, Anchorage and Chicago are the top July 4th destinations this year. Rome, London, Dublin and Paris are the top international destinations.
