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One of the most popular things Australian families want to do these upcoming school holidays is go to the beach.
Queensland And New South Wales were the most popular school holiday destinations in September, with Australians According to travel agency Expedia, we’re prioritizing beach destinations as the weather gets warmer.
However, it is not too late if you still want to book.
And if you postpone your vacation for a few days, you can save a lot of money,
Expedia estimates that Monday is the cheapest day to travel within Australia. Meanwhile, a Tuesday is quieter for both travel and accommodation.
And if your budget stretches, a few cities offer the most affordable accommodation.
Experts suggested heading to Launceston in Tasmania, Cairns in Far North Queensland and Darwin in the Northern Territory to save your dollars.
The top places in the order people book are the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast, Cairns all in Queensland, Coffs Harbor in NSW and the Whitsundays in Queensland
For cities, Sydney and Brisbane topped the list.
And it may be a little late to book now, but for the future, keep in mind that the cheapest day to fly abroad is Friday.
Expedia estimates you can save 11 percent compared to flying on a Saturday.
If you want to find a more affordable vacation spot abroad, check out Auckland, New Zealand, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. You can find flights for less than $1000 each.
And it’s no surprise, but Bali topped the list of most popular overseas destinations during the September school holidays.
There is also demand in London, Great Britain, Tokyo, Japan and Los Angeles, USA.
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