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Fall used to be the budget season for travel, but hotel rates now top summer in some destinations
- Fall travel, once associated with thinner crowds and lower hotel prices, has become more expensive in some popular destinations.
- Lodging in the top 10 U.S. fall destinations costs an average of 20% more than during summer, according to a recent analysis.
- Airfare to those destinations is only 2% higher than summer prices, making hotels the main source of the fall cost increase.
- Hotel rates in New Orleans and Nashville exceed summer levels, while Fort Walton Beach still offers a fall price break.
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Fall used to be the budget season for travel, but hotel rates now top summer in some destinations
Fall used to be the season travelers counted on for a break, the period when crowds thinned and hotel rates followed. This year, that deal ... Read moreThe post Fall used to be the budget season for travel, but hotel…
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