There’s one more major holiday weekend to enjoy before summer ends: Labor Day Weekend. While the official holiday falls on Sept. 1, the long weekend really begins the Friday before on Aug. 29—or even Thursday, Aug. 28, if you’ve got a little PTO to spare. Now’s the time to start booking those fall getaways and mapping out your winter travel plans—but don’t pack away the swimsuits and flip-flops just yet.
This year’s top trending destinations have all the essentials for a final summer escape—sun-soaked beaches, island breezes, and plenty of warm weather. They also promise more, including the chance to immerse yourself into rich culture, history and local flavor.
Chase Travel has found that the three most popular destinations for Labor Day Weekend are San Juan, Puerto Rico, Maui, Hawaii, and Miami.
San Juan The island’s growth was 116 percent over the previous year. This can be partly attributed to Bad Bunny staying on the island for most of the summer. “We’re seeing the gig-tripping trend really take hold—where travelers build entire getaways around marquee events,” Karen Magee, President of Valerie Wilson Travel, a Chase Travel Group company, told Travel + Leisure. “In Puerto Rico’s case, Labor Day offers the ideal mix: easy, nonstop flights from U.S. major cities, great weather and an important draw like Bad Bunny’s Concert.”
Summer concerts are a great way to enjoy the outdoors. San Juan The country is home to a wide range of attractions, including historic architecture, delicious food, fine rum and national forests. spectacular beaches.
Miami A 55 percent increase in growth has been recorded year-over-year. This southern destination is growing in popularity as a LDW due to its abundance of white-sand beaches and warm temperatures all year. Miami’s nightlife is a great way to cool off after a hot day in the sun. It features vibrant immigrant cultures, renowned food, and thriving nightlife. burgeoning art scene There are many ways to pass the time when you are not at the beach.
Maui, Hawaii’s popularity has grown by 37 percent in the last year. The island is gaining popularity. 80 beaches and 120 miles of shorelineYou’ll need to make sure you’re in the right place. It’s important to be aware of your surroundings. visiting the island responsiblyBut doing so will introduce you to a slower, more relaxing Consider going to an island. Consider going star gazing, snorkeling. chasing waterfalls To get the complete experience.
Don’t forget to bring your bag wherever you go. sunscreenThe sun is still bright in September.
