The month of October is usually about preparation in the world of aviation. Airlines usually spend the month getting ready for the winter holidays.
28.10.2024 - 13:53 / insider.com
We're slowly inching closer to winter, but there are still a few weeks left to savor fall.
Visiting national parks to see the season's colors, or "leaf peep," is a popular pastime and gives a major boost to some states' economies. Last year, an analysis published by Appalachian State University reported that fall foliage tourism would generate about $30 billion from 24 states.
Alexandra Blodgett, a travel content creator, understands the appeal.
She's been to 35 national parks, as well as every state in the US, and has enjoyed a myriad of experiences, from hiking scenic trails to basking in stunning views from cliff tops. However, her favorite, by far, is watching national parks undergo their annual autumnal transformation.
"I'm pretty focused on outdoor natural beauty," said Blodgett, who has been traveling in an RV with her husband for three years and documenting their journey.
If you plan on hitting the road to catch the last of the fall foliage — in most places, it's already underway or has reached its peak — Blodgett has a few under-the-radar and chilled-out spots to recommend.
Here are her five favorite national parks to visit in fall.
The month of October is usually about preparation in the world of aviation. Airlines usually spend the month getting ready for the winter holidays.
From the latest on a long-awaited biometric border system to prohibitions on pub crawls and the announcements of restricted access to an iconic sight and a host of new flights and cruises, it was a busy month in European travel. If you missed any of the headlines this month, read on to get up to speed on the big stories of October, and be sure to register for the TravelPulse newsletter to keep up to date with the latest news in the travel industry.
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The holiday season is nearly upon us, which means it's time to book those flights to see your parents, in-laws, siblings, family, friends, or even that solo getaway you so desperately need at the end of the year. But before you do, make sure to consider all your flight options because some airports are simply better than others for holiday travelers. To help you find the right ones, MarketWatch conducted a survey of 3,000 Americans to learn more about their holiday travel habits. The team found that 61 percent of respondents plan to travel this holiday season, 36 percent intend to fly for the holidays, and they expect to pay an average of $1,869 on holiday air travel.
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