How Iran war, DHS shutdown are impacting travel
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Iran war and DHS shutdown cause persistent travel delays and cancellations worldwide.
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You should expect ongoing flight delays and cancellations due to government shutdown and conflict.
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CBS News senior travel editor Peter Greenberg appeared on "The Takeout" to discuss ongoing travel disruptions. He addressed how the partial government shutdown and Middle East conflict are causing persistent delays and cancellations for travelers worldwide. Greenberg provided guidance on what travelers should expect amid these current disruptions.
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