Travelers who can delay their vacation plans until September and October may find considerable savings, according to a survey conducted by the online travel comparator Kayak. The study shows that booking flights, hotels, and car rentals abroad during these months can be significantly cheaper than during the summer season. The survey highlights that prices for international travel drop sharply after the peak summer months, which are typically June through August. This is due to lower demand and fewer tourists during the fall, leading to reduced rates offered by airlines, hotels, and car rental companies. Savings can be substantial, with some travelers potentially saving over 100 euros on their travel expenses by waiting until the fall. For instance, flights to popular summer destinations may see price reductions of up to 50%, while hotel bookings can also be marked down by similar percentages. Car rental costs, often a hidden expense for travelers, also tend to decrease during this time. This trend is particularly beneficial for those who are flexible with their travel dates and are looking to maximize their budget without compromising on the quality of their vacation. The findings from Kayak suggest that planning a trip during the shoulder season—just after the summer rush—can offer a more cost-effective alternative to traditional peak travel times.