Travel ads adapt to gas shortage across the American map
A UPI survey finds no promoter eager to declare a region bypassed for tourism as gas shortages influence travel. AAA and auto groups advise motorists to keep tanks half full, fuel up before sundown, and expect Sunday closures. Some states urge voluntary speed limits to conserve fuel. While some leaders warn of long rationing, others expect tourism to persist or shift toward air travel.
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Plan Ahead Is Key for Summer Travel
A UPI summary notes the prominence of travel advertising and the crucial role of travel agents. Most agents are fee free unless specialized services are requested, earning commissions from airlines and hotels. Some West Coast agents have started charging service fees, potentially spreading. Airlines and firms like Hertz promote through agents with brochures and regional discount booklets, aiming to save travelers time and money while expanding agent involvement.
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