TravelAge West’s July 24 roundup brings together several summer-travel surveys. It reports that Campspot respondents were considering extending summer travel into September and October, while Deloitte’s survey also described more planned trips after Labor Day.
The studies have different audiences and methods, so their percentages should not be combined into a single national estimate. Their shared planning idea is useful: travel outside a peak summer window may be worth comparing, but the actual cost and experience depend on the place and dates.
What to do with this information.
Compare nearby dates and check seasonal opening times, rainfall and daylight before choosing a quieter-looking week. A shoulder-season trip is not automatically a lower-price trip.
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