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According to a survey, Arkansans are willing to travel almost seven hours for Thanksgiving dinner

Little Rock, Arkansas – Many people may not realize how much driving is involved in the Christmas road trip they’re planning.
The average American is willing to travel 4.6 hours to experience the taste of home, according to a Gunther Mazda survey.
Conversely, Arkansans were prepared to travel 6.8 hours to cook at home.
Residents in Wyoming, who were prepared to travel 14 hours to be with relatives again, scored highest.
“As we gather around the Thanksgiving table this year, let’s remember that the journey is an integral part of the celebration,” says Joseph Gunther IV at Gunther Mazda. “It’s a time-honored passage that reunites us with those we hold dear. We at Gunther Mazda encourage every traveler to embrace the road with joy and caution, making the pilgrimage itself a cherished part of your holiday tradition.”
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