Local landmarks may be getting a lot more attention this summer as Americans seek getaways closer to home.
. National pump prices for regular gas are hovering around $1.81 per gallon, and are expected to gradually increase.
Even so, qualms about flying could keep local landmarks, like national parks, that offer an outlet for people to practice social distancing safely, busy all summer. In fact, the JetBlue founder believes 2020 may even be “the year of the car.” “It might be like the ‘50s again,” David Neeleman said in a recent interview with Thepointsguy.com. “See the USA in your Chevrolet.”
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