5 Reasons for Booking Business Class Tickets in Autumn

Autumn is the most pleasant and comfortable season for traveling! Not only does the summer heat fade away, but so do the prices for business class flights from the USA. But that’s not the only reason why buying tickets in autumn is such a great idea. Read this article to discover the main reasons why you should book now. At the end, we’ll share some hacks that can make your business class tickets even more affordable.

1. Comfortable Weather

The autumn weather is much more comfortable compared to the hot summer when it’s harder to enjoy the beauty around you as the temperatures rise. High heat can also be dangerous, especially for travelers with cardiovascular conditions, as overheating and dehydration can become real issues during the summer.

In Southern Europe, it’s typically warm with little rain, making it an ideal time to visit for those who prefer to avoid summer heat and crowds.

Imagine arriving in Barcelona and fully enjoying the architecture of the Sagrada Familia without having to hide from the midday heat or strolling through the magical Park Güell surrounded by golden autumn leaves.

In Australia and New Zealand, autumn corresponds to spring in the Northern Hemisphere, offering perfect travel conditions with mild temperatures and blooming nature. Sydney becomes an ideal destination, with blooming flowers and the start of festival season.

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2. Seasonal Beauty

If you want to experience the full beauty of autumn, now is the perfect time to travel to Europe or Asia.

Especially in New England and the Midwest regions of the United States, autumn attracts many travelers eager to admire the natural beauty and capture stunning photos.

Japan is famous for its "koyo" or autumn foliage, which makes it a popular destination in October and November, particularly in the Kyoto region, where temples and gardens are surrounded by vibrant autumn colors.

3. Fewer Crowds

After the summer season, when kids go back to school, popular tourist destinations become less crowded, making autumn an ideal time to travel for those who prefer peace and fewer people.

The Eiffel Tower is considered one of the most visited landmarks in the world, drawing large crowds of tourists.

Imagine arriving in Paris and wanting to visit the Eiffel Tower without waiting for hours, as you would in summer. Instead, you might only have to wait around 30 minutes.
Either way, Business Skies recommends booking your tickets in advance to shorten wait times.

In New Zealand, the off-season (spring and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere) offers lower prices and fewer tourists. You can enjoy everything from winter sports at the beginning of spring to beautiful spring blooms and moderate weather in autumn.

Greek islands — While summer crowds overwhelm these islands, the off-season is much quieter, making it a great time to explore the rich history and beautiful landscapes of islands like Santorini and Rhodes. Who wouldn't want more space on popular beaches?

4. Lower Prices

In many destinations, hotel and airline prices drop after the summer peak, making autumn travel more affordable. The price reduction for business and first class flights can vary, but on average, it ranges from 10% to 30% compared to summer fares. However, this depends on the specific destination, booking time, and airline promotions.

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Hotel prices in autumn typically drop by 10%-40% compared to summer. Many hotels offer discounts to attract guests, but in areas where festivals and cultural events take place, prices may remain high.
The biggest price drops usually occur in September and October, as tourist numbers decrease.

Here are some destinations where you can see significant price drops:

• Dubai, UAE: While it’s still hot in Dubai during autumn, airfare and hotel prices may be lower than in winter when the weather becomes more comfortable.
• Paris, France: With fewer tourists after summer, flights to Paris can be cheaper. You’ll also be able to enjoy the city with fewer crowds and lower prices on accommodation and flights.
• Cape Town, South Africa: Spring in South Africa falls from September to November, coinciding with the low tourist season for travelers from the USA. This can offer better deals on flights and accommodation.
  
  

5. Cultural Events and Festivals

Autumn is rich in cultural events such as harvest festivals, wine celebrations, beer festivals, and holidays like Halloween and Thanksgiving, which offer unique experiences and traditions.

Here are a few notable events:

• Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre (Wine Harvest Festival) in Paris, France, held in October in the Montmartre district, features parades, live music, art exhibitions, and, of course, wine tastings.
• Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany — The world’s largest beer festival, held from late September to early October, is a great opportunity to try the best German beers and traditional Bavarian dishes.
• London Jazz Festival, UK — One of the largest jazz festivals in the world, taking place in November, featuring performances by renowned jazz musicians from around the globe.
• Ramini Festival in Japan — While many associate Japan with cherry blossoms in spring, the autumn Ramini festival also attracts many visitors. It includes traditional dances, music, and other cultural activities.
• Tea Festival in China — Held in autumn, this festival features tea tastings, workshops, and cultural events. The tea festival typically takes place in September or October, depending on the region and tea harvest season.

Which of these events would you like to visit this autumn?

Now, Some Tips for Buying Business Class Tickets:

• Midweek Flights: Flying on Tuesdays or Wednesdays is usually cheaper than weekends.
• Connecting Flights: Non-stop flights are often more expensive. If you have the time, choosing connecting flights can help you save money.
• Off-Peak Seasons: Flights outside of peak seasons (like summer or winter holidays) are generally cheaper. For international flights, like from the USA to Europe, it's better to plan your trip for autumn or spring.
• Flexible Dates: Try searching for tickets with flexible dates. Sometimes shifting your departure date by a day or two can significantly lower the ticket price.
• Subscribe to Business Skies Alerts: We offer exclusive deals and discounts on business class tickets that are available only to our clients. We can help you find the best deal for your route.

Business Skies wishes you a bright and unforgettable autumn! Enjoy this cozy season to the fullest.

The Business Skies Team