Should Season #Travel
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ParksandPoints
A1) We LOVE shoulder season, it's a bargain and you often get the full experience at your location. #InspireToWander
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JustinLaurenXO
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A1: I DO prefer to travel in the shoulder season! I hope everyone knows what "Shoulder Season" means! It is basically during spring and fall between high season and low season. That sweet spot. #InspireToWander
MattsRoadTrip
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO A1 I love the shoulder seasons because there are less people and sometimes rates are cheaper! #InspireToWander
RybaMichele
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A1. Shoulder season, usually less crowded, temps cooler, & of course cheaper #InspireToWander
byland_and_sea
A1: generally speaking, yes! There are many reasons this is beneficial! #inspiretowander
theanchoredblog
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A1: A1: Definitely! The main reason is to avoid the huge crowds that come out during summer. #InspireToWander
RoadTripsCoffee
A1 I mean traveling in the shoulder season is nice because there are smaller crowds and cheaper rates, but really I travel all year because I can. Usually. #InspireToWander
epicureanexpats
A1. I always prefer to travel during the shoulder season. Temperatures are milder, prices are lower, and less kids, I mean crowds #InspireToWander
JustinLaurenXO
RT @ParksandPoints: A1) We LOVE shoulder season, it's a bargain and you often get the full experience at your location. #InspireToWander
travelpantspair
replying to @JustinLaurenXO
@JustinLaurenXO A1: ab-so-freakin-loutly. Much prefer avoiding the worst of the crowds! #InspireToWander
New York, for example, is delightful on shoulder season and off-season.
girlonthefly17
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A1. Because I travel as a nonrevenue passenger I travel mainly during low season so I know I’ll make the flight but that doesn’t mean I won’t travel other seasons it just gives me a little more anxiety when I try! Lol #InspireToWander
JustinLaurenXO
RT @MattsRoadTrip: @JustinLaurenXO A1 I love the shoulder seasons because there are less people and sometimes rates are cheaper! #InspireTo…
JustinLaurenXO
RT @RybaMichele: @inspiretowander A1. Shoulder season, usually less crowded, temps cooler, & of course cheaper #InspireToWander
JustinLaurenXO
RT @byland_and_sea: A1: generally speaking, yes! There are many reasons this is beneficial! #inspiretowander https://t.co/isp5tDLXdI
JustinLaurenXO
RT @theanchoredblog: @inspiretowander A1: A1: Definitely! The main reason is to avoid the huge crowds that come out during summer. #Inspire…
travelpantspair
RT @JustinLaurenXO: @inspiretowander A1: I DO prefer to travel in the shoulder season! I hope everyone knows what "Shoulder Season" means!…
inspiretowander
RT @RoadTripsCoffee: A1 I mean traveling in the shoulder season is nice because there are smaller crowds and cheaper rates, but really I tr…
Guy_Theriault
A1 #InspireToWander @inspiretowander traveling during the shoulder season gets you better prices, less crowds and more attention from the locals! It’s a win win situation 👍
inspiretowander
RT @travelpantspair: @JustinLaurenXO A1: ab-so-freakin-loutly. Much prefer avoiding the worst of the crowds! #InspireToWander
New York, f…
englandandiowa
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO A1. Yes I prefer shoulder season ALTHOUGH it can suck for solo travel, I’ve often come across tours that won’t run as I’m the only one booked and they need a minimum of 2! #InspireToWander
Guy_Theriault
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO @inspiretowander A1 #INSPIRETOWANDER we have had our best Southern Caribbean cruise experiences with @AzamaraVoyages and @CelebrityCruise during the shoulder season at the end of November 👍🚢
MinivanAdv
replying to @inspiretowander
@inspiretowander A1. I would love to travel during the shoulder season but, alas, we have school-age children so we have to work around their school calendars. Someday though.
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wanderlustwlee
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A1: If timing works out, absolutely! Less crowd is the biggest win for me! Not always easy back in the corporate grind days to line up holidays. #InspireToWander
StuartMHurlbut
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander #InspireToWander A1 Yes, It's not as busy.
Polymathically
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO A1: Yup. Less crowds, cheaper prices. #InspireToWander
TheOmegaDork
A1: I definitely prefer to travel in the shoulder seasons. Less crowds is a huge thing. But also the prices tend to be better.
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findinganeish
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO A1. Definitely. It’s usually quieter off-season, and I get to see what a destination is like back stage, between performances. #InspireToWander
Jetsettingbees
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A1: Yes! Always, it’s so much cheaper! #InspiretoWander
AuraPriiscel
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO A1. I really like to travel in the shoulder seasons. Less people, which gives you the opportunity to get to know other country or city more calm. #InspireToWander