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Summer vacations can be quite expensive, but if you’re aiming to save on airfare, consider booking your travel for Tuesday, August 19, or Monday, August 25. According to a report, these are the two cheapest dates for domestic travel this summer.
The cost of airfare is largely influenced by demand. As more people look to purchase tickets on a particular day, prices tend to increase. For example, Tuesday, August 19, and Monday, August 25, fall at the end of summer, making those dates generally cheaper. This is because many travelers are winding down their summer vacations as schools prepare to start back up for the fall semester. In some states, schools even resume session as early as mid-August.
Flying in late August typically results in more affordable fares and fewer crowds. Both domestic and international travel is less expensive during this period, largely because summer vacations are coming to an end.
If you’re considering traveling earlier in the summer, be prepared for higher costs. Flights tend to be most expensive at the end of June and the beginning of July, which is also when you’ll encounter the largest crowds of the season. While you may not always be able to avoid traveling during these peak periods, knowing what to expect can help when purchasing your plane tickets.
There’s no denying that summer is one of the busiest travel seasons, especially once school is out. However, there are specific peak periods that are particularly crowded and expensive.
The busiest travel time during the summer months occurs from early to mid-June. This coincides with many schools across the country beginning their summer breaks, leading numerous families to plan vacations. Notably, Thursday, June 19, which also falls on Juneteenth, is among the busiest travel days of the year, comparable to Thanksgiving Day.
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