A great value travel destination for fall flights

According to Expedia data, Americans will increase their travel searches by 40 percent in 2022 over 2021, reflecting their preference for international destinations such as Barbados, Ho Chi Minh City, London and Munich, among others. The online travel agency also revealed some destinations that offer great deals on flights to and from the United States.

Here are the top destinations for fall flight prices:

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—Seattle – ATP (average ticket price for round-trip flights), down more than 45 percent

— Los Angeles: ATP is down more than 35 percent

—Portland: ATP is down 35 percent

-Barcelona: ATP decreased by 30 percent

—San Francisco: ATP is down more than 25 percent

—London: ATP decreased by 20 percent

– San Diego: ATP decreased by 20 percent

—Chicago: ATP decreased by 20 percent

—Rome: ATP decreased by 15 percent

— Paris: ATP decreased by 15 percent

-Cancun: ATP decreased by more than 10 percent

“As airfares drop after the busy summer travel season, savvy travelers can take advantage of fall savings,” Expedia said.

Expedia shared some tips for getting the most bang for your buck during the fall season, including traveling domestically on Sept. 26, when average ticket prices are expected to be 45 percent cheaper than during the summer months. For international flights, travel during the week of October 10, when average ticket prices are expected to drop 20 percent over the summer.

Alternatively, fly on a Tuesday or Wednesday instead of a Monday for the lowest fares. Also known as bundling, airline ticket reservations and lodging can save travelers hundreds of dollars.

For fall, Americans are still in the same travel mood despite high spending and a chaotic summer due to airline cancellations and delays. According to data from the TripAdvisor platform, 61 percent of US respondents plan to travel this fall.

Top 10 Trending Destinations Las Vegas, Nevada; New York, New York; Orlando, Florida; Honolulu, Hawaii; Lahaina, Hawaii; Key West, Florida; Nashville, Tennessee; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; New Orleans, Louisiana; and Miami Beach, Florida.

Americans cut back on other expenses to take spring break. In addition, research shows that more than half of Americans plan to travel in the fall, and 66 percent will spend more compared to the same time last year.

Likewise, domestic travel continues to be a trend and will continue for the fall. TripAdvisor reports that 81 percent of U.S. and 60 percent of international travelers choose a domestic vacation. About half, 49 percent, travel by air, according to Mike Arnott, a spokesman for the airline industry and flight information service Sirius.

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