For Thanksgiving travel, here are the top 10 cities to visit this year...

[RoseRed]

Thanksgiving marks the start of holiday season for many, with millions of Americans planning on traveling in some capacity.

With the festive feast day coming up fast, WalletHub released its top cities to visit on Thanksgiving for those looking to travel to a new place this year.

The company compared the 100 largest U.S. cities in five categories: Thanksgiving celebrations and traditions; affordability; safety and accessibility; giving thanks; and weather forecasts.

For Thanksgiving travel, here are the top 10 cities to visit this year, according to WalletHub

WalletHub released its top travel destinations for this year's Thanksgiving holiday, with one state earning the top three spots — see the list and the criteria used for the rankings.

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San Francisco is #1!?!

Good grief. I spoke to my broker last week, who is based out of The City. I asked him if the things I see on the news is true or exaggerated. He said it is true and even much worse in some areas. He is still working from home in the east bay and flat out refuses to ride BART anymore, therefore, no shlepping into the office. He said it is pretty much a sewer anymore and completely unsafe to ride on due to the homeless, thugs and mentally ill.

I used to get a bit homesick but haven't been in quite some time. In fact, I haven't been to my mothership since 2014. I used to go every few years.

 

[Sneakers]

I used to get a bit homesick but haven't been in quite some time. In fact, I haven't been to my mothership since 2014. I used to go every few years.

Same here. I used to travel back to Long Island 4-5 times a year to visit with my friends. Haven't been back since before the pandemic.

 

[RoseRed]

Same here. I used to travel back to Long Island 4-5 times a year to visit with my friends. Haven't been back since before the pandemic.

My last vacation there was 2012. 2014 was to bury my Grandfather. Not exactly a good time.

 

[stgislander]

Did Gaza City make the list?

 

[Sneakers]

My last vacation there was 2012. 2014 was to bury my Grandfather. Not exactly a good time.

Yeah.... I have mom and dad's ashes here, and their wish was to have them spread on LI Sound, so have to get the troops together for that.

 

[RoseRed]

Yeah.... I have mom and dad's ashes here, and their wish was to have them spread on LI Sound, so have to get the troops together for that.

Herding cats, I'm sure.

 

[stgislander]

The wife lived in Greensboro for many years. I'll have to ask her why it's a big Turkey Day destination.

 

[vraiblonde]

Those things are always bullshit paid for out of the city's tourism budget. Remember when one of the "travel blogs" said that Waldorf was a beautiful city not to be missed?

 

[Kyle]

Those things are always bullshit paid for out of the city's tourism budget. Remember when one of the "travel blogs" said that Waldorf was a beautiful city not to be missed?

Marylands own little Paris.

 

[Monello]

Remember when one of the "travel blogs" said that Waldorf was a beautiful city not to be missed?

The article that said Lexington Park, MD had a disproportionate number of millionaire citizens.

I associate Thanksgiving and Christmas travel with going to be with family. Not cool vacay destination travel times.

 

[Kyle]

The article that said Lexington Park, MD had a disproportionate number of millionaire citizens.

that must’ve been during Covid checks when meth and crack prices Peaked.

 

[RoseRed]

Those things are always bullshit paid for out of the city's tourism budget. Remember when one of the "travel blogs" said that Waldorf was a beautiful city not to be missed?

Exactly.

 

[PeoplesElbow]

Those things are always bullshit paid for out of the city's tourism budget. Remember when one of the "travel blogs" said that Waldorf was a beautiful city not to be missed?

What the hell would there be to see in Waldorf?

 

[RoseRed]

What the hell would there be to see in Waldorf?

Walls Bakery or the mall? Maybe slots?

 

[vraiblonde]

What the hell would there be to see in Waldorf?

Druggies? Traffic? Strip malls?

 

[TPD]

ChooChoo’s!

 

[stgislander]

ChooChoo’s!

I heard from a co-worker that they used to have very nice Thanksgiving and Christmas buffets.

 

[Kyle]

I heard from a co-worker that they used to have very nice Thanksgiving and Christmas buffets.

Often described as a "Spectactular Spread."

 

[BOP]

For Thanksgiving travel, here are the top 10 cities to visit this year, according to WalletHub

WalletHub released its top travel destinations for this year's Thanksgiving holiday, with one state earning the top three spots — see the list and the criteria used for the rankings.

www.foxbusiness.com

San Francisco is #1!?!

Good grief. I spoke to my broker last week, who is based out of The City. I asked him if the things I see on the news is true or exaggerated. He said it is true and even much worse in some areas. He is still working from home in the east bay and flat out refuses to ride BART anymore, therefore, no shlepping into the office. He said it is pretty much a sewer anymore and completely unsafe to ride on due to the homeless, thugs and mentally ill.

I used to get a bit homesick but haven't been in quite some time. In fact, I haven't been to my mothership since 2014. I used to go every few years.

Same for me. I haven't been to San Diego since 2016. I used to go back at least once a year. I think I only have a couple of friends and a few acquaintances in San Diego. One more up near Shasta, and a fourth somewhere around Mendocino.