00:00The traditional summer travel calendar is getting a makeover as more travelers skip peak season crowds and book vacations during
00:07quieter shoulder season months instead.
00:10Airlines, hotels and travel companies are seeing growing demand for trips in late spring and early fall, driven by lower
00:17prices, milder temperatures and a desire to avoid packed destinations.
00:21Industry experts say climate concerns and flexible work schedules are also reshaping when people choose to travel, creating a more
00:30year-round tourism economy.
00:32The shift is forcing airlines and hotels to rethink pricing and staffing strategies that once resolved around the summer rush.
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