Christmas travel takes place during the end of
December and involves individuals and families traveling by various means. Many people travel during Christmas time for several reasons. Christmas is considered one of the most important seasons to spend with
family.http://www.christianpost.com/article/20061219/christmas-most-important-holiday-most-americans-say/
6 Keeping with Christian tradition, family members and friends alike
travel by plane, train, car and boat in order to be in a specific place at a specific time in order to congregate with others, or to witness an event which only takes place during this distinct time of the year. Due to the volume of travel which takes place during this time, Christmas travel has a reputation for being complicated, expensive and problematic.http://www.worldofchristmas.net/christmas-travel-tips.html
7 The days leading up to and after Christmas are considered peak travel times within the travel industry, and thus, Christmas travel must usually be planned ahead of time.http://www.soundmoneymatters.com/category/travel-tips/
8 Christmas travel may also overlap with New Years Eve travel, another peak travel time.http://www.independenttraveler.com/resources/article.cfm?AID=185&category=13
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In many countries, Christmas Day is a non-working legal holiday that comes one week before another non-working legal holiday, New Year's Day.http://www.theholidayspot.com/christmas/worldxmas/10 Also, Christmas Day typically falls within the winter or summer school holidays. Because snow falls in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere during Christmas time, Christmas is a suitable time to preform winter activities like skiing, ice skating, sledding and snowboarding. Down under, in Australia, Christmas time is summertime and a perfect time to head to the beach.http://www.theholidayspot.com/christmas/worldxmas/11
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