1.4 percent of U.S. travel and this weekend global economic crisis thanks customers last year, travel and auto group AAA as compared to the improved confidence will be called Wednesday.

“Although many Americans remain unemployed or financial pressure, the projected growth a year ago thanks AAA Travel, one of hope and a sign that the economic situation is improving and still some areas, said AAA’s director of travel services , Glenn MacDonell said in a statement.

Some 50 miles of the 38.4 million U.S. or more will travel for a weekend holiday away from home. Eighty – six per cent of passengers thanks – 33.2 million U.S. – travel by car, 2.1 percent from last year.

Ride a gradual recovery in the travel industry hit the U.S. is a continuity since the beginning of summer, MacDonell said.

However, a combination of high rent and low airline capacity decrease of 6.7 percent will result in air travel, AAA said. About 6 percent of U.S. air travel plans, according to AAA.

Trains and buses traveling by other modes of transportation including Americans, will increase 1.2 percent, AAA said.

Last year, the largest oil consumer in the world thanks housing and financial crisis due to travel down 25.2 percent.