KAYAK Releases 2025 Spring Break Travel Trends
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STAMFORD, Conn. - Hartok -- For those budget conscious travels this spring break, some good news: The price increase of spring break flights is nothing compared to the surge in egg prices. Domestic airfare has only seen a slight uptick – and international flights are actually cheaper than last year. So while breakfast might cost you more, spring break travel is still within reach.

Here's what's trending for spring break 2025:

• Ditch the crowds. Travelers are swapping packed hotspots for under-the-radar escapes (think Tulum over Cancún, and Tirana over Rome).
• International trips are cheaper. Airfare is down 3% and hotel rates have dropped 2%. Domestic travel prices? Holding steady. Pro tip: Save the splurging for spring break fun – set a Price Alert to track fares before they spike.
• Need inspo? Trending now: Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic, Casablanca, and Maui. Best beach deals? St. Kitts, Long Beach and St. Lucia. Africa is also having a moment, with searches up 6% from last spring break.
• The usual suspects are still thriving. Orlando, Vegas, Cancún, Tokyo, and Miami are still ruling the spring break charts.
• When to book? 3-4 weeks out for domestic, at least 3 weeks for international.

Check out the full data breakdown at https://www.kayak.com/news/spring-break/.

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