Dealing with summer travel sticker shock
Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer travel and despite higher prices, millions of people are still hitting the road. AAA says more than 1.3 million Michiganders are expected to travel over the holiday weekend, one of the busiest travel periods on record. But with gas, hotels, and airfares still putting pressure on family budgets, many people are looking for smarter ways to vacation this summer. Joining FOX 2 is David Fishman of Cadillac Travel to talk about whether there are still deals out there and how to save money before you book.
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Dealing with summer travel sticker shock

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