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Air travelers, get ready to linger at the airport this holiday season. A new analysis by USA Today finds the three-week period from mid-December through the New Years holiday is the most delay-prone time to be at the airport.

I'll be home for Christmas, but all inclusive holidays are a great option for folks who would rather have someone else serve the meal and clean up the dishes during the holiday season. Bring along the family, and you can celebrate the season in an exotic or fun-filled locale. You'll pay one price for the all inclusive holidays packages, which usually come complete with lodging, meals, drinks and myriad activities. Here are just a few of the spots where you can make merry – and don't worry: Santa will still find you.

Air traffic and prices are up this holiday season, but there is good news for those who have not yet booked their plane tickets: After examining December bookings, some airlines are filling seats on low-demand flights by decreasing fares.

The holiday travel season is about to swing into high gear, which means a record number of people will soon be hitting the road and taking to the skies. And the trip doesn't always go so smoothly. Read on for real stories of holiday travel nightmares from seasons past. Think presents flying off the top of the family station wagon, and an airline that decided to take Christmas Day off.