Here’s when trips to Europe will be cheaper

According to the Wall Street Journal, US travelers could benefit from a drop in airline prices for trips across the Atlantic.
The newspaper reported that multiple new non-stop routes from the US to different European destinations are likely to be scheduled.
Thrifty Traveler reported that “everybody wanted to go to Europe this past summer, and pretty much everybody did. And they paid to do it.”
Extra demand has reportedly prompted airlines like United, Lufthansa and JetBlue to try to meet the demand of US customers.
Research conducted by Newser shows that the costs of transatlantic flights to Europe in March are coming in at approximately $500.
Flights to southern European cities, like Athens, Madrid and Lisbon, are 20% more expensive than last year, pushing the average ticket price up.
October and November 2024 is believed to be the ideal time to book, thanks to a huge dip in demand compared to the summer months.
“Think of it like a hangover for the airlines after the incredibly busy summer. As Americans tune out travel before heading on holidays, airlines are eager to start filling seats through the end of the year and deep into 2024,” said Gunnar Olson of Thrifty Traveler.

unbranded – Lifestyle