We're looking at just how many Americans are traveling for Thanksgiving this year, and how much it'll cost them.

Delays, flight cancellations, and traveler frustrations have made for a turbulent few months at airports across the country. But has Detroit Metro Airport dealt with those same problems?

With huge delays and several cancelations at U.S. airports every single day, getting travel insurance is more important now than ever before.

So we all know that traveling anywhere, especially with children, is never easy.

Holiday travel is more stressful than ever right now as hundreds of flights across the United States get canceled due to COVID-19.

More people are expected to travel during the holiday season this year compared to last year -- but is the air travel industry ready for such an influx?

The holiday season is approaching and airlines and resorts are busy setting prices for what’s expected to be a busy travel season.

There are many measures in airports and on airplanes meant to keep travelers safe from coronavirus.

Most experts agree, if you are driving, it’s a good idea to educate yourself on community spread.

The U.S. Department of State is urging residents to reconsider travel to Canada due to spread of the coronavirus.

The U.S. Department of State is urging residents to reconsider travel to Canada due to spread of the coronavirus.

As more people consider traveling, experts are sharing advice on areas to avoid during the COVID pandemic and how to lock in good travel deals.

Fully vaccinated United States citizens will be allowed to cross the border into Canada starting Aug. 9, but the United States extended restrictions on non-essential travel through Aug. 21.

DETROIT – The highest number of air travelers are expected to take to the skies since the onset of COVID-19 this week. There is such widespread covid activity across the country, air travel is a real risk when it comes to spreading coronavirus. The biggest concern about air travel over the holiday is the gatherings of large numbers of people into indoor areas -- airports, airplanes -- where infected people can more easily transmit the virus. “America’s Thanksgiving Parade presented by Gardner-White,” a holiday tradition that originates from Downtown Detroit, will be a TV and online-only event this year on Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit.com. Themed “We Are One Together,” this year’s parade will honor frontline workers and heroes of the COVID-19 crisis.

The second is a look at the possible impact blood type could have on your COVID-19 risk. With holiday travel season approaching, many people will be flying to visit family and friends -- even though COVID-19 cases are surging across much of the nation. There are 36 states, and Washington DC, that are seeing double-digit increases in COVID-19 cases over the past week. It’s important to note that there is no evidence to suggest that any blood type is either totally protected or cursed. But there does seem to be mounting evidence that blood type does have an impact.

DETROIT With lots of folks taking a hard pass on flying, destinations up north are seeing a huge boom in business. Youre not alone -- many are looking north and popular destinations -- like Traverse City and Mackinac Island -- are busy, busy, busy. Mission Point Resort in Mackinac Island State Park put many things in place to keep its visitors safe. RELATED: Have summertime fun at Mission Point Resort in Mackinac IslandVacation rental services Airbnb and Vrbo are seeing a boom as people book properties up north. Some Detroit hotels are reopening -- The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit, the Shinola Hotel and many others are already welcoming guest.

More than 15 million Americans are estimated to travel to Europe each year, while some 10 million Europeans head across the Atlantic. The EU said China is subject to confirmation of reciprocity, meaning it must lift all restrictions on European citizens entering China before it will allow Chinese citizens back in. Countries considered for the safe list are also expected to lift any bans they might have in place on European travelers. European Union countries hastily slapped restrictions on who could cross their borders in February as the virus spread in Italy. The EU list does not apply to travel to Britain, which left the EU in January.

Local 4s Dr. Frank McGeorge is answering some of the most common questions from viewers about summer travel. Is it safe to plan a summer vacation? First and foremost, is it safe to plan a summer vacation? Its safe to plan a summer vacation, but there are a couple of important things to consider, McGeorge said. Ive never considered hotels clean, so I wouldnt say theyre any less safe, McGeorge said.

What do you need to know right now if you’re booking a cruise for spring break or a trip for the summer? The main concerns are overseas at the moment, not only in Asia, but also parts of Europe. So far, most of the major U.S. airlines aren’t offering free cancellation options, but that could change quickly if the treat becomes a pandemic. Officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have raided the travel advisory to South Korea to its highest level. An advisory limits all but essential travel to Italy and some other select parts of Europe.