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Dreaming of a European getaway or a sun-drenched beach vacation but don't want to break the bank on summer travel? You're not alone.

‘If you are looking to save money on your next trip, consider an alternate destination,’ one travel expert says

DALLAS — If you’re looking for a quick getaway or need to travel immediately, Southwest Airlines and American Airlines could get you there for under $300 on short notice, according to a recent study.

Travel experts say they aren’t seeing any dip in travel demand for the busy summer season or shoulder seasons, but people will likely spend a lot more money this year to take their vacation

It's a mess out there, but Americans are willing to brave it.

Airfares in the week leading up to Thanksgiving are as much as 33% higher than they were in 2019.

Airlines and travel websites say that bookings for holiday travel are strong despite higher airfares, as pandemic-weary travelers seem willing to pay.

Ticket prices for air travelers headed out of DFW International Airport and Dallas Love Field have already plummeted more than 28% from the summer travel peak, but analysts warn that airfares could spike again heading into the holidays.

Flying to Europe this year might sound as absurd as opting for premium gasoline. With prices this high, is it really the right time to splurge? “As a result of labor shortages and all these things going on, travel is more expensive than it’s been in a while,“ says travel…