
If you're one of the 47 million expected to getaway this 4th of July holiday weekend, prepare for higher prices.
AAA says that even though the price of airfares has dropped about 2% across the country, other things are going up.
The motorist club says hotel rates for a mid-range stay has jumped as much as 35% over the holiday weekend in 2020.
Car rentals are up 86% over last year thanks to limited vehicle supplies in some areas caused by the chip shortage for auto makers.
Gas prices are likely to be the highest since 2014. The national average will most likely be above $3 a gallon.
In addition to higher prices, those driving over the holiday weekend can expect heavy delays - 2 to 3 times normal travel times in some areas.