As we approach the onset of spring, flowers aren’t the only things growing, travel demand is growing to historic levels. This year, we’re seeing an unprecedented surge in air travel, shattering records and causing chaos for travelers around the world. With Easter and spring break coinciding a rare total solar eclipse, it's no wonder that people are on the move in droves.
The evidence of this travel frenzy is perhaps most pronounced in the hustle and bustle of airports. According to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), March 28th – the kickoff of the Easter weekend - was the 10th busiest day of travel on record, with a staggering 2.7 million passengers screened. As families, students, and eclipse aficionados embark on their vacations, the crowds are undeniable.
With such an influx of travelers, it's safe to anticipate long lines at TSA checkpoints, packed (or oversold) flights, and all the usual headaches associated with peak travel seasons. But amidst these hassles, Zippin stands out as a beacon of hope for weary travelers.
Zippin checkout-free technology is deployed at major airports around the world, offering a seamless and stress-free experience for travelers on the go. Travelers can bypass those serpentine lines at stores and snack kiosks without the worry of missing their flights. With Zippin, travelers simply zip in, shop, and zip out. No lines, no scanning, no hassles.
With Zippin, there’s no more juggling snacks and boarding passes, no more fretting about being late, no skipping a snack to catch a flight. Shopping is frictionless and fast, allowing travelers to focus on what truly matters: enjoying the journey.
So, as you embark on your spring break adventures or set out to witness the celestial display of a total solar eclipse, remember to choose convenience and peace of mind. Choose Zippin – your ticket to a stress-free travel experience amidst the chaos of record-breaking crowds.
Zippin-powered stores can be found at DFW International Airport, Dublin Airport, Oslo Airport, JFK International Airport, and Rio de Janeiro International Airport, with more opening soon.
