Spring break 2025: Hot tips for warm vacations
Published On Mar 1, 2025, 9:15 AM
Travel bookings for spring break 2025 are seeing a surge, resulting in increased prices for airfares and hotels compared to 2024. Flight prices have risen by 7% for domestic trips and 2% for international trips, with average round-trip prices of $820 domestically and $1,440 internationally. Hotel stays in the US have increased by 8%, averaging $660, while international stays are slightly cheaper at $740. Despite rising costs, 75% of Americans plan to spend the same or more on travel this year. Popular destinations include Orlando, Las Vegas, and international hotspots in Europe and Asia, particularly Japan due to cherry blossom season. Travelers are advised to book flights early and consider flexible travel dates to find better deals.
Stock Forecasts
DAL
Positive
Given the rise in travel demand and higher spending intentions among Americans, airlines and travel-related companies may benefit from this trend. The travel sector shows strength as consumers prioritize travel despite rising costs. Increased travel by Americans could positively affect related stocks, especially those linked to airlines and hotels.
CCL
Positive
As the demand for cruises continues its upward trend despite cost increases, companies in the cruise business may see increased revenues and stronger bookings, leading to potential growth in stock prices.
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