Travel Trends - Price Line's research team coined the term "town sizing," indicating a trend where consumers seek quieter destinations and hometown experiences in smaller markets [3][4] - While smaller markets gain traction, major entertainment hubs like Orlando, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and San Diego remain popular [5][6] - Consumers prioritize summer vacations, adapting their travel patterns based on restrictions and costs [7] - Interest in longer vacations overseas, particularly to Asia (Japan) and Europe (Rome, Paris, London), continues into 2025 [8] - Travelers are exploring more affordable international destinations like Manila, Seoul, Prague, Istanbul, and Berlin, where five-star hotels can be found for under $200, and sometimes close to $100 per night [9][10] International Travel - Inbound travel to the US from Canada has decreased due to tariff policies, leading Canadians to seek alternative destinations like Mexico [11][12] - There has been a slight reduction in traffic coming into the US from Europe [13] Booking Tips - Flexibility in travel dates (shifting a day or two) can significantly reduce flight costs [14] - Price comparison and open-mindedness regarding destinations are recommended to find better deals [15] - Flight prices for overseas travel are favorable due to increased inventory [15][16] - Price Line offers products like Express Deals to help consumers find great value [17]