When planning a holiday, it’s easy to default to summer. With the long days and warm weather, it can seem like the most appealing time to travel. However, limiting yourself to one season means missing out on a world of different experiences. For some, the summer is the perfect time to get away with the family for fun in the sun, but if you’re looking for milder climates, quieter destinations, or better value for money, there’s a season to suit every kind of traveller.
Winter
Autumn
When the weather starts to cool and the summer crowds disperse, the autumn months are an appealing time for a more relaxed escape. It’s particularly suited to adult travellers seeking a quieter, more reflective experience. Southern European destinations still enjoy pleasant weather, often at lower prices, while local businesses benefit from a steadier flow of visitors beyond the peak season. Elsewhere, destinations such as New England in the United States bring the stunning fall foliage that is unique to this time of year, painting landscapes in hues of red, orange and gold.
Winter travel offers a choice between two very different kinds of holiday. For those wanting to escape to warmer climates, destinations such as Thailand, Indonesia and Australia are the perfect place relax in the sunshine. Meanwhile, others enjoy embracing the season with a trip to even colder climates. Alpine regions come alive with skiers and snowboarders, while cosy chalets offer a retreat from the cold. For a more festive experience, trips to northern destinations like Lapland bring the magic of the season to life, with snow-covered landscapes and seasonal traditions creating a truly memorable getaway.
Split, Croatia
Lapland, Finland
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