Yeah, we're entering the cheapest time of the year to travel. Love that. And now new reports say prices are so good. You're going to want to book *** fall getaway, especially if you couldn't stomach those summer prices. Let's get into it for *** domestic trip. Fall airfare prices are averaging $211 round trip. That's down about 30% from peak summer prices. Around 298 international travel airfare is averaging $728 round trip. That's down 31%. So even more, for example, tickets to Europe were averaging $1058 as for hotels, rates are averaging $196 *** night nationally. It's down just 5% but it's still down from the summer and rental cars averaging around $40 *** day. Also down 5%. Just remember be flexible on dates that you book. If you fly midweek, you can save around 100 bucks compared to weekend prices. And I want to blow your mind. Remember the old motto book on Tuesdays to save money. New report show, it's only about 1.9% cheaper. So book whatever that's all for today. Back to you.
Rossen Reports: Surprising new prices for fall travel
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Updated: 3:28 PM CDT Sep 20, 2023
The newest fall forecast for travel is out as we enter the cheapest time of the year to go on a vacation.Starting with airfare, travel experts say we’re seeing prices drop. For a domestic trip, airfare prices are averaging $211 round-trip. That’s down about 30% from peak summer prices, which were around $298. When it comes to international travel, airfare is averaging $728 round-trip, down 31%. During the summer, tickets to Europe averaged $1,058 round-trip.Hotel rates are also down nationwide. Right now, rates are averaging $196 per night, down 5% from the summer.Rental car prices are also down 5%, averaging about $40 per day.If you want to save even more, be flexible about the dates you book to fly in and out. If you fly mid-week, you can save around $100 compared to weekend prices.One more piece of information that will blow your mind: Remember the old motto, “Book on Tuesdays to save money.” Travel experts have been looking at the data from the last few years and say, booking on midweek is not the big money saver. Prices are only about 1.9% cheaper. So book on whatever day you want.Want more tips on booking fall travel? Click here for Hopper’s report.
The newest fall forecast for travel is out as we enter the cheapest time of the year to go on a vacation.
Starting with airfare, travel experts say we’re seeing prices drop. For a domestic trip, airfare prices are averaging $211 round-trip. That’s down about 30% from peak summer prices, which were around $298. When it comes to international travel, airfare is averaging $728 round-trip, down 31%. During the summer, tickets to Europe averaged $1,058 round-trip.
Hotel rates are also down nationwide. Right now, rates are averaging $196 per night, down 5% from the summer.
Rental car prices are also down 5%, averaging about $40 per day.
If you want to save even more, be flexible about the dates you book to fly in and out. If you fly mid-week, you can save around $100 compared to weekend prices.
One more piece of information that will blow your mind: Remember the old motto, “Book on Tuesdays to save money.” Travel experts have been looking at the data from the last few years and say, booking on midweek is not the big money saver. Prices are only about 1.9% cheaper. So book on whatever day you want.
Want more tips on booking fall travel? for Hopper’s report.
