Travelers are heading to these US destinations this fall
Key Largo, Key West and Scottsdale and these sunny cities are top fall escapes, new data shows
Americans are getting more comfortable with domestic travel during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly to places like Florida and Arizona.
Beach-bound travelers have their sights set on Key Largo and Key West, the most popular hotel bookings for fall, according to TripAdvisor’s Fall Travel Index.
Key Largo, Florida is one of the top booked destinations for fall, according to new data from Trip Advisor. (iStock).
The Travel review website analyzed data from trips booked between Sept. 1 and Nov. 30 this year and found that 65% of travelers are planning a vacation this fall with 79% getting out of town this month.
Outside of Florida, getaways like Atlantic City, N.J; Myrtle Beach, S.C; Sedona and Scottsdale, Ariz.; San Diego, Calif.; and Savannah, Ga., made the Top 10 list for where most consumers are booking autumn trips.
The data also found that that 55% of travelers this fall are looking for short distanced getaways between two and five nights and 36% are booking one-night stays.
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