The Rudest Things You Can Do During Thanksgiving Dinner
Huffington Post recently laid out the rules for Thanksgiving. Etiquette experts talked about what things you SHOULDN’T do this year at Thanksgiving. Their top answers include:
Not RSVP-ing Ignoring The Schedule
Bringing Dishes That Require Cooking
Starting Tense Conversations Prying Into People’s Personal Business
Asserting Yourself In The Kitchen Without Being Asked
Not Letting The Host Know About An Allergy Or Dietary Restriction
Only Talking To People You Know
Showing Up Empty-Handed
Assuming You Can Take Home The Leftovers
Hanging Around Too Long After Dinner
They said, “Being together with family for holidays can be wonderful, but it can also be taxing. Taking the time to plan and think strategically can make the difference between enjoying the interactions and pure dread.”
Travel Hacks To Make Your Journey Easier This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving travel is stressful. Here’s a pro-tip: per Travel hacks are going viral ahead of this Thanksgiving’s rush. A trio of travel experts share their advice about how to make your journey smoother. https://t.co/91ve5LzbFZ pic.twitter.com/ulg6g19fhW
— CNN (@CNN) November 21, 2022?s=20&t=J5p9-NXwZ_jneaIVB1Hx-g" target="_blank" rel="noopener">CNN, flying out on Thanksgiving day is actually easier than flying on the days leading up to Thursday. Over the next few days, 54 million people will travel 50+ miles from Wednesday and Sunday this week. The worst day for traveling is the Sunday after Thanksgiving — the single busiest travel day of the entire year.
The Monday before Thanksgiving, fares are 17% cheaper than flying out the Wednesday before, per Nerdwallet (via TikTok). By extending your trip one day and flying out Cyber Monday, you can save 15% on your flight as opposed to flying the Sunday after Thanksgiving. Airlines can allow passengers to track their checked luggage with an app, but TikTokers found a hack that’s even better: take a tracker like an Apple AirTag and drop it in your luggage.
Most people will drive this holiday, which makes sense: the average airfare prices are up about 40% from 2021, with leisure travelers paying an average of $289 one way, according to CNN. AAA estimates that 49 million will travel by car over holidays, compared to 4.5 million who fly. And for those drivers, gas prices are a far bigger concern than airfares. See the best traveling hacks this Thanksgiving holiday below, and save yourself time and money:
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