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An estimated one-third of Americans plan to escape on spring break, avoiding typical travel schedules could lead to hundreds of dollars in savings.

Domestic flights retained in the middle of this week (especially Tuesday and Wednesday) can be up to 39% or $172, according to new data from the online travel booking platform Hopper, which is cheaper than weekend flights.

Hopper’s study shows that entering hotels is also the cheapest mid-week, as Hopper’s study shows that the average nightly fee increases by 22%, while in warmer destinations, the nightly fee will also be Increased by 22%.

Cheapest flights, mid-week boarding time

Hopper recommends vacationers earlier than late. In the last few weeks of February, flights were the least expensive, with tickets steadily growing throughout March, with April Easter and Passover peaking.

As for when to buy the tickets, Hopper said domestic flights in March should be booked in the next few weeks to get the best price. April flights should be booked within the next 3-6 weeks, except for Easter weekend trips, Hopper recommends booking as soon as possible. The company also said hotels are usually the best price from 10-14 days to check in.

For international travel, Hopper recommends booking flights as soon as possible and says hotels are usually in the cheapest location just two to four days before checking in.

Travelers looking to enter warmer destinations

According to Hopper, users of the app are just as usual, want to travel to warmer destinations this spring. Three of the five most viewed domestic destinations are in Florida, Las Vegas and Phoenix. Countries such as Mexico and Jamaica are one of the most popular international destinations this year.

Domestic flights and travel to the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America are 3% more expensive than last year, while tickets with fewer traditional spring break destinations are cheaper. For example, air tickets to Canada and Asia fell by 5% and 12% respectively.