Experts share do’s and don’ts for summer travel

As Americans prepare for Memorial Day weekend, travel expert Hayley Berg, CNBC’s Seema Mody and Cruise Critic editor-in-chief Colleen McDaniel share the five things they would never do when it comes to flights, road trips and cruises. Tips include avoiding departures after 10 a.m, never renting a car from an airport and reading the rules and regulations before a cruise.
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[@christianjane8401]

I will say in nyc renting a car from the airport is actually usually a better deal since the airports are out of the way and less acessible, it's a hassle to get there especially on public transit. And nyc airports have an overstock of cars so they're eager to rent them. I'm speaking from experience as a new yorker who takes at least five road trips a year and rents cars out of nyc

[@PraveenSriram]

I really want to travel 🧭 this summer since I haven’t traveled since the start of the pandemic 😷

[@erictheisen3203]

Oh yeah make sense to me.

[@kolay_yemek]

Thanks. 🌻🌻🌻

[@vanhai1397]

Paris due to Olympic games by end of July!!!

[@mseibert100]

This is such an out of touch interview

[@surlespasdondine]

Many people travel without being rich. I travelled through Europe as a student on a tight budget.

[@petek5523]

⁠And I used to tie an onion on my belt, as that was the style of the time.