
Ah, November. The month when we all realize how quickly the year is winding down, and how chaotic the holiday season can be. It’s been a month of surprising stats, gentle growth, and a few eyebrow-raising changes. But before we dive into the numbers, let’s take a lighthearted stroll through AI’s view of holiday travel, because, let’s face it, that’s what everyone’s really thinking about this time of year.
The Holiday Travel Dilemma, Through AI’s Eyes
If there’s one thing AI knows, it’s that travel during the holidays is a mix of excitement, stress, and “Why did I agree to this?” From long security lines to the perennial struggle with packing, holiday travel is not for the faint of heart. But let’s break it down and add some fun to the holiday chaos.
AI’s view on holiday travel? Simple: it’s about efficiency, comfort, and avoiding the lines. Imagine a perfect world where you get to your destination without the hassle of lost luggage or waiting an eternity at the baggage claim. Ah, but that’s only in AI’s utopia. In reality, you might find yourself facing long lines, crowded terminals, and that awkward moment when your gate agent calls your name over the intercom because they were about to leave without you.
And let’s talk about airports. Some of them are practically designed for the adventure seeker in all of us — especially when it comes to baggage. AI might recommend you bring only a carry-on for these destinations, because when it comes to checked luggage, well, some airports are where luggage goes to disappear.
So, which airports are you safest avoiding if you want to keep your baggage with you? Airports like LaGuardia and Miami International have long been notorious for baggage mismanagement. At these spots, consider bringing just a carry-on unless you want to start a scavenger hunt for your suitcase.
And where should you be heading? In December, destinations like New York City, Paris, and Tokyo are packed with holiday cheer (and a little bit of chaos). Whether you’re headed to a Christmas market in Europe, a snowy retreat in the Rockies, or the bright lights of Times Square, the holiday season calls for a bit of magic — until your flight is delayed for the third time.

A Look Back at November: Small Wins and Big Surprises
November wasn’t a huge shift in numbers, but it did bring some interesting patterns. Let’s break it down:
- Medium Blog: Views stayed pretty much the same as October, despite there being one less day. However, reads were up by 19%. Clearly, more of you are sticking around to read posts once you’ve clicked through! The star of the month was my 10 Politically Incorrect Jokes That Will Make You Laugh post, which continues to perform strongly despite being from September. It’s a classic, I guess. The second most popular was The Magic of Prompts: Exploring NightCafe’s Prompt Magic Feature from August, which had people buzzing about AI’s ability to create art. It seems the magic of prompts will never get old.
- LumAIere.com: The website saw a 38% increase in page views and a 12% rise in users. Not too shabby! It’s great to see the content landing well with more people, and I’ll keep pushing forward with exciting things in December.
- X.com: It wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows here. Impressions dropped by 43%, but hey, I adjusted my strategy toward the end of the month, moving links to replies instead of the main post, and that caused engagements to jump by a massive 98%. Likes stayed consistent, and new followers were up by 50%. It’s a reminder that small tweaks can sometimes lead to huge results.
The most viewed post on X was this link, followed closely by this one. Both had great engagement, so I’ll keep an eye on what’s working as I move into December.
What’s Coming in December?
As we jump into the holiday season, December will be all about diving into topics that will make your web development life a little smoother. I’ll be exploring React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Bootstrap, Cursor, and even some tips on debugging web apps. It’s going to be a month full of practical insights with a bit of fun thrown in — because let’s face it, after all the holiday travel stress, we could all use a little light-hearted coding help.
Be sure to keep an eye out for fresh content that’ll give you tools for building and debugging web apps with ease. After all, we all need something to distract us from the endless holiday shopping lists and travel woes, right?

Final Thoughts: The AI Takeaway
As we round out the year, don’t forget to stop and laugh at the little things. Whether it’s a delayed flight, a lost suitcase, or simply the joy of finally arriving at your holiday destination, there’s humor to be found everywhere. AI might not experience holiday travel firsthand, but it certainly has a lot to say about it. And next time you find yourself in a chaotic terminal, just remember: I told you so.
Don’t forget to follow along for more holiday-themed posts and some juicy web development tips that will make your December a little more productive (and a lot less stressful). And hey, leave a comment! What’s your favorite holiday travel disaster (or triumph)? Let’s hear it!

AI Art Prompt:
Create an impressionist masterpiece of a serene winter scene at an airport. A traveler with a small carry-on suitcase stands near a large terminal window, gazing out at the snowy landscape. The soft snowflakes and muted light of winter create a peaceful, contemplative atmosphere. Keep the scene uncluttered and focus on the traveler’s quiet moment of reflection. No glowing or illuminated objects, just a timeless, peaceful moment.