The 2023 travel craze is not letting up for the upcoming Labor Day weekend in the US, travel experts warn.
“Travelers heading out of town over the long weekend should expect busy airports and long lines,” the travel app Hopper said in a news release.
AAA, the automotive and trip-planning group, said in a news release this week that Labor Day weekend travel will be up 4% over last year domestically, according to booking data.
That’s notable, but it’s the increase in international bookings for Labor Day weekend that’s jaw-dropping. Those bookings are up 44% over 2022.
It also noted that international cruise bookings are up 44% over last year and that international hotel bookings for the holiday are up 82% compared with 2022.
AAA said its findings show the top five international destinations over Labor Day weekend to be Vancouver, Rome, London, Dublin and Paris.
Hopper said the top three international destinations booked for Labor Day weekend off its site are San Juan, Toronto and Cancun. (CNN)
Wherever you travel abroad, it will be crowded.
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