According to AAA, international holiday flights are filling up fast. They say some of the most popular trips are for Christmas markets in Europe. Caribbean cruises are also trending.
The frequency of finding deals usually dries up after Labor Day, which is just a little less than a month away.
AAA travel advisors say they are also seeing more people gift travel experiences to loved ones instead of presents. Disney tickets appear to be a favorite gift. For Thanksgiving travel, experts suggest flying Monday of Thanksgiving week and returning any weekday of the following week to save the most.
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