Spring Break Travel Tips for North Carolinians

Spring Break is finally here, and many North Carolinians are ready to kick back, relax, and explore new places. But traveling can sometimes bring stress and headaches. Luckily, AAA is here to help with some useful tips to make your Spring Break adventures smooth sailing.

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According to AAA’s survey, about 30 percent of folks in North Carolina are gearing up for Spring Break travel in 2024. It’s clear that people are excited to hit the road after a period of uncertainty.

Debbie Haas, Vice President of Travel for AAA – The Auto Club Group, says that travel is already booming this year. AAA travel agents are busy planning all sorts of trips, from quick weekend getaways to extravagant cruises around the world.

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So, where are North Carolinians headed? It seems like the beach and big cities are the top picks. And if you’re planning to set sail on a cruise from Florida, be prepared for higher costs compared to previous years. AAA’s data shows a big increase in cruise bookings, with many Spring Break cruises selling out months ago.

To make sure your trip goes smoothly, AAA suggests planning ahead and getting travel insurance. This insurance can cover accidents, illnesses, flight delays, lost luggage, and more. It’s a smart investment for peace of mind while you’re on the go.

If you’re going abroad and planning to drive, don’t forget to get an International Driving Permit (IDP) from AAA. They’re the only authorized place in the U.S. to get one. Having an IDP ensures that you’re all set to drive legally in other countries.

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In short, with a little preparation and the help of AAA, North Carolinians can enjoy their Spring Break travels worry-free. So pack your bags, hit the road, and make some amazing memories – AAA has your back every step of the way.