European destinations offering lower prices
This summer, there was a noticeable increase in domestic and regional travel within Europe due to extreme weather conditions, global conflicts, and the new European Union entry system. As a result, interest in local holidays rose by 20%, according to Booking platform data. The extended warm weather until September, and sometimes October, helped prolong the tourism season, with holiday bookings made a day before departure increasing by 26%, and travelers saving up to £1,000 when traveling outside the peak season. Among the top destinations at the end of summer were Tunisia, which experienced a 19% rise in demand; Spanish Alicante, which saw a 10% increase in interest in last-minute trips; and Turkey overall, especially Fethiye. Additionally, tourists showed increased interest in Mallorca, where temperatures had dropped and local festivals were taking place.
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