OneTravel Shares Top Low-Cost Destinations for Travelers to Make the Most of Their 2018 Tax Refunds

Tax Day is coming up, which means Americans are starting to receive their long-awaited tax refund checks. The IRS expects 70% of taxpayers to receive refunds this year and the average refund is usually just under $3,000 per person[1]. OneTravel, a leading online travel agency, has analyzed airfares for travel through June 2018 and is offering suggestions on where travelers can visit, while remaining within four different budget tiers this spring.

 Flights under $300[2]

There is a large selection of domestic destinations that can be visited for under $300 including popular cities like Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York City, and Chicago. International destinations, on the other hand, are hard to come by so, OneTravel suggests visiting Puerto Rico. As a U.S. territory, it’s not technically an international getaway, but the Hispanic culture gives it an international feel at a much less costly price. Plus, the Caribbean island doesn’t require a passport for entry. San Juan, Aguadilla, and Ponce all have average fares under $300 this spring.

 Flights under $5002

Portland and the surrounding coast of Maine offer a perfect spring retreat. Enjoy the charm and tranquility of the rugged shoreline before the masses arrive for the summer beginning Memorial Day Weekend. Internationally, Colombia is climbing the ranks of popular destinations for Americans. The short flight time and cheap airfare available make Bogotá, Colombia’s capital, even more attractive this spring. The city’s central location has made it a melting pot of people and cultures.

 Flights under $8002

Hawaii is officially a hot spot this year. Though the average fare from all US gateways is just under $800, the west coast can expect to see fares to Honolulu or Kahului even lower this spring. Hawaii has something for everyone from the adventure seekers, to the beach goers, to those seeking a peaceful hideaway. If you’re looking to spend around $800, OneTravel suggests a week in Ireland. International low-cost carriers have drastically reduced the prices to get to Dublin and spring offers mild weather and blossoming greenery.

Flights under $1,0002

There are very few places in the Unites States that are off limits when you’re willing to spend $1,000 on airfare. Depending on where you’re travelling, there might even be the option of upgrading to a premium cabin seat. If you’re looking for a high-end international adventure, look no further than Dubai. This destination is known for being over-the-top, and if you’re looking to really spend that tax refund, Dubai is the place to do it.  Check out some of the 90+ shopping malls, the iconic skyscrapers including the Burj Khalifa, and the countless luxury hotels, restaurants, and bars throughout the city.

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[1] https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-announces-2018-tax-filing-season-opens-with-april-17-deadline-155-million-tax-returns-projected-70-percent-expect-refunds

[2] Based on average airfare per passenger as of 4/1/2018 for travel [originating from a major U.S. hub] between 4/1/2018 – 6/31/2018

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