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                 A r u b a ’ s   O N L Y   E n g l i s h   n e w s p a p e r
                 Aruba’s ONLY English newspaper
            Thanksgiving travel rush is back with                                                  Recognition of six musical


            some new habits                                                                        legends

































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            Travelers stand in line at a security checkpoint before boarding their flights the day before Thanks-
            giving, Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2022, at Logan International Airport in Boston.            Trade mission to fortify
                                                                   (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)
                                                                                                   commercial links between


            By DAVID KOENIG and ALEXANDRA OLSON  expects  Tuesday  to  be  the  busiest  travel    Aruba and Panama
            Associated Press                           day with roughly 48,000 scheduled flights.
            The  Thanksgiving  travel  rush  was  back  Chris Williams, of Raleigh, North Carolina,
            on this year, as people caught planes in  flew  Tuesday  morning  with  his  wife  and
            numbers  not  seen  in  years,  setting  aside  two kids to Atlanta, Georgia, to spend the
            inflation  concerns  to  reunite  with  loved  holiday with extended family.
            ones and enjoy some normalcy after two  “But  after  a  couple  years  of  not  getting
            holiday seasons marked by COVID-19 re-     to spend Thanksgiving with our extended
            strictions.Changing  habits  around  work  family, I’d say we’re feeling thankful that
            and play, however, might spread out the  the world’s gotten to a safe enough place
            crowds  and  reduce  the  usual  amount  where we can be with loved ones again.”
            of  holiday  travel  stress.  Experts  say  many  Although Williams said the family’s budget
            people will start holiday trips early or return  has  been  tight  this  year,  he’s  capitalized
            home later than normal because they will  on the opportunity to teach his kids some
            spend a few days working remotely — or  personal finance basics. His youngest, 11,
            at  least  tell  the  boss  they’re  working  re-  has been learning how to budget her al-
            motely.                                    lowance money since March and is excit-
            The  busiest  travel  days  during  Thanksgiv-  ed to buy small gifts for her friends on Black
            ing  week  are  usually  Tuesday,  Wednes-  Friday or Cyber Monday. “Probably slime,”
            day and the Sunday after the holiday. This  she said, “with glitter.”                                                          Page 7
            year,  the  Federal  Aviation  Administration                     Continued on Page 2
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