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| Above, the Redondo Beach pier. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
With the Hyatt Regency O'Hare's restaurant opening in 40 minutes, I took a look at an article from Forbes.com about the worst cities for summer travel to kill time.
Chicago is not on the list, by the way. Neither is Los Angeles. But Albuquerque, New Mexico is number four on the list.
They begin with:
Summer vacation is a time to relax and take a break, but potential complications like flight delays, cancellations or car accidents can make the experience anything but relaxing.
Some cities have plagued unsuspecting visitors with increased air travel disruptions, traffic snarls, scant amenities and sky-high hotel prices during the summer travel season.
More than half of Americans plan to take a vacation before the end of September, according to the 2024 Deloitte summer travel survey. With this in mind, Forbes Advisor set out to uncover the worst cities for summer travel.
We compared the 43 most populated cities with available data across 16 metrics spanning three key categories: city experience, air travel experience and driving experience.
To read more to see what are the worst cities for summer travel are, go here.
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