From European flower festivals to spring break favorites, these sought-after getaways are filling up fast.

If you're dreaming of a warm escape this spring, you're not alone. Spring is a popular time to travel. Families and college students crowd the beaches during spring break. Theme parks turn into zoos ...

Spring break couldn't come fast enough this year. You know, it has been cold. Brace yourself, though, for slightly higher prices from airfares to hotels starting as March rolls in and ending mid-April ...

New survey data released by Vacasa, a vacation rental home management platform, shows that 55 percent of Americans are planning to take a vacation this spring—the lowest recorded in the past two years ...

Travelers can leverage a strong U.S. dollar to stretch their travel budgets in top international destinations SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Expedia® released its Spring Travel Outlook, revealing ...

Most people who travel for spring break do so to escape the cold winter weather, and because their local school system gives kids at least a week off from school. Many families book spring break ...

Gas prices are climbing, airfares are starting to head up and overall travel costs are expected to follow, all as a result of surging oil prices. But spring break still doesn't have to break the bank.

Signs are pointing to a busy — and in some places, potentially record-breaking — spring break travel season as Americans hit beaches, slopes and all spots in between. And for the first time since the ...

The second the weather shifts, so does consumer behavior. When spring hits, people do not just leave their homes—they open their wallets. Travel planning kicks off a ripple effect of spending that ...