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Summer travel may actually be cheaper to certain destinations, expert says

As the tourism industry braces for a rough year, American travelers could luck out by finding good deals or less crowded hot spots.
The article from Yahoo News discusses how summer travel in 2023 might be more affordable than expected, despite initial concerns about high costs. It highlights that airfares have decreased by 19% compared to the previous year, and domestic flights are particularly cheaper. The piece also notes that while international travel costs remain high, there are still deals to be found, especially for destinations like Europe. Additionally, the article suggests that travelers can save money by being flexible with their travel dates and destinations, and by booking early. It concludes by emphasizing that with careful planning, a budget-friendly summer vacation is achievable.

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