Labor Day Hotel Rates Climb 9% in the US
Labor Day hotel rates are increasing 9% domestically and 12% internationally compared to last year, according to a report from AAA. Despite rising costs, consumer travel demand remains high, particularly for outdoor and cruise-adjacent destinations.
Key Takeaways
- 1Domestic hotel bookings are up 9% while international hotel costs have risen 12% for Labor Day weekend.
- 2Top domestic markets include Seattle, Orlando, Boston, Denver, Anchorage, and Las Vegas.
- 3High demand is driven largely by national park excursions and Alaska cruise departures.
Source: Hotel Dive
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