Friday, 19 Apr 2024

Most Popular Thanksgiving Destinations Among American Travelers

Allianz Partners just published its ‘Top 10 Thanksgiving Destination Index’, revealing which destinations are drawing the highest number of American travelers, nationally and internationally.


Most Popular Thanksgiving Destinations Among American Travelers

For this year's Turkey Day celebrations, American travelers are heading to some classic holiday destinations and also others that are less traditional.

Allianz Partners just released its 'Top 10 Thanksgiving Destination Index' to reveal which destinations, both domestic and international, are Americans' favorites for 2022. To find the answers, the premier travel protection company reviewed over 2 million flight itineraries planned for the Thanksgiving holiday travel period.

It probably comes as no surprise that New York City, always a highlight of the holiday season, claims the top spot among domestic destinations on Americans' autumn travel schedules. Seattle came in second, which is also not unusual, since it typically attracts plenty of outdoor enthusiasts to the forested Pacific Northwest.

Climbing a significant five spots from 2021, Orlando made its way into third place, reflecting a broader trend toward warm-weather destinations. Besides which, Orlando serves as a gateway to popular amusement parks and, with its cruise port having resumed normal operations, plenty of cruisegoers will also be passing through.

Another Florida favorite, Fort Lauderdale returns to the Top 10 in 10th place after falling off the list in 2021, while Washington D.C. in ninth place made the cut for the first time in five years. Other major U.S. cities occupying the rest of the Top 10 positions: Boston, Atlanta, Phoenix, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Dallas.

While Turkey Day isn't celebrated in other countries, U.S. travelers who prefer an overseas escape for the holiday continue the historical trend of choosing Mexican hotspots. Cancun, San Jose Del Cabo and Puerto Vallarta take the top three spots this year among Americans' international Thanksgiving destinations.

Across the pond, European favorites London and Paris also made the list, coming in fourth and ninth place, respectively. The remaining four spots went to Caribbean beach vacation destinations, with Montego Bay ranking, Nassau sixth, Punta Cana seventh and Oranjestad (Aruba) eighth.

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