During the summer months, costs can easily sky rocket when it comes to planning a much-needed holiday away from the stresses and strains of everyday life. But, those eager to jet-off and remain budget conscious will be pleased to hear there are some destinations which are amazingly affordable at any time of the year.
Marriott have revealed the most affordable locations for Brits to travel to off-season, providing tourists with plenty of benefits, including reduced crowds, cheaper hotel prices and quieter restaurants.
Seasonal travel destinations
The firm has also revealed that March is the perfect time of year to visit the stunning country of Italy, whether that’s to enjoy the history of the Vatican or enjoy the fine wine and gorgeous foods.
Ski fans are recommended to hit the slopes in early spring to ensure they’re getting the best bang for their buck. With great quality snow at higher altitudes and less people around, it’s the perfect time of year to venture to the mountains.
The Rocky Mountains and Denver, Colorado, provide the perfect setting for British families looking to ski during spring.
Slashing holiday prices
Marriott also recommends that sun-seekers patiently wait until September before jetting off to hot beaches abroad as this is the time of year where prices are slashed for popular summer destinations.
Brits will also find tropical beaches to be a great deal cheaper during September as there is less competition, although hurricane season tends to hit places such as Thailand and the Caribbean during this time frame.
For workaholics who prefer to take time off during the winter months, this is a great time to explore the world of wine, with locations such as California, Napa and Santa Barbara all open for business.
Are you thinking of going abroad this year? Remember to book adventure travel insurance in advance.
Date Created: 10/08/2015
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