Travelers seeking to avoid crowds and high prices are finding success in shoulder seasons, with some destinations reporting 50% occupancy increases beyond pre-pandemic levels.
As peak seasons swell due to remote work and travel trends, popular spots like the Jersey Shore see significant visitor spikes during typically quieter fall months.
Notably, destinations like Japan and Greece are also experiencing surges of tourists during shoulder seasons, indicating a broader trend in travel preferences.
National parks, traditionally only busy in peak months, are increasingly attracting visitors from June through October, reflecting shifting travel patterns.
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