Air travelers who are on a budget can save big travel dollars by knowing what the peak air travel season is, and avoiding it! Sometimes the peak air travel season for a particular destination is easy to figure out. As you might expect, the peak air travel season to Hawaii, Bermuda, Arizona, Las Vegas, the Caribbean and other warm-weather vacation and resort destinations is during winter months. The most expensive airfare to Hawaii, for instance, is in December, January and February.

Airfares and travel including accomodation can be considerably discounted by simply following the theries in this atricle so read on and save money.

Other destinations’ peak air travel seasons vary, depending on the location. Most are driven by the local climate. Generally speaking, when it is very, very cold or very, very hot at your destination, you will save money traveling there. This means that a trip to Europe during the dead of winter will be a bargain, and a trip to Italy, Arizona or Las Vegas during sweltering summer months will also be a bargain.

Holidays, Festivals events And Conventions

Conventional wisdom is not always accurate, however, when it comes to air travel. Holidays and festivals are other factors that determine when a destination’s peak air travel season is. Mardi Gras in New Orleans is an excellent example of this phenomenon. Expect to pay a premium if you are visiting the city during the Mardi Gras celebration.

Likewise, New Year’s Eve in Las Vegas is one of the most expensive times of all to travel, because of its double-whammy. It is a warm weather destination during winter and having a reputation for throwing one of the best New Year’s Eve parties on earth. The off peak air travel season to Las Vegas is August, when fares drop and temperatures soar.

Peak air travel season is also effected by major sporting happenings including PGA tournaments, with The Masters, and The PGA Championship at the top of the list. Some other events include the Superbowl,and Major League Baseball’s World Series.

So keep on top of these events and in your destination city. Another example, is that you will be glad to steer clear of Denver during the Democratic Convention. The Shoe and Magic Show are dates to avoid Las Vegas, because these conventions have a huge effect on peak air travel.

Off season Flying

Use all this information to your advantage by flying during the off-season. The lines will be shorter and the planes less crowded, which means there is a greater likelihood of your getting to your destination on schedule.