Money-minded travelers trade flights for road trips to boost local spots this summer

TL;DR
High airfares and gas prices are pushing Americans toward closer-to-home trips, boosting drive-to destinations and local businesses this summer. AAA projects most travel will still be by car, with places like Kansas City, Lake Tahoe and Asheville seeing more day-trippers and budget-friendly visits—as some locals cook at rentals to save money. If the trend persists, domestic tourism could rise and help narrow the travel deficit by shifting spending toward small, regional businesses.
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