He is starting to look a lot to “we are going to make a trip”, and the next warm climate has issued us an imperative: go somewhere.

If you want to get out of the city, but you need to see your expenses, your time is now.

My desire to travel can be tremendously disproportionate with my income available, but I’m always going to look for ways to do what I love without having to eat fries at the end of the month.

I hate being a bad influence, but trust me: you don’t need a reason to want to escape.

Traveling is good for you. Science says it.

Not only take my word for it. See science. Dr. Jenna Kirtley, a clinical psychologist, insists: “It has been shown that trips increase emotional well -being, helps the recovery of depression, improve the openness and emotional stability and relieve stress.”

A survey conducted by the World Travel and Tourism Council broken down numbers.

Of the people who consulted:

• 80% of 25 to 70 years, said the trip improves its general mood and life perspective.

• 75% of respondents reported that traveling helps them reduce stress

• 52% of business travelers claim that a change in the landscape benefits their mental health and helps them grow

Convinced, still?

Although the times are difficult and the budgets are adjusted, the spring and summer holidays are here. Whether you want to sleep on a beach or see the Liberty Bell, there are plane tickets in its price range.

Quick note and discharge of the author’s responsibility: These prices are subject to changes and will depend absolutely on the specific travel dates.

Cheap flights from Atlanta

The best day to buy plane tickets is often an urban legend that changes depending on who is an accountant, but the data provided to Nerdwallet, “indicates that, if it has flexibility on when to reserve, Sundays are generally better.”

Keep flexible, of course, but the Expenditure Air Travel Hacks Hacks report says: “Tuesday and Friday flights can help you avoid the race at the beginning of the week.”

National Flights:

Skyscanner:

• Tampa, Florida – $ 40 (Frontier Airlines)

• Dallas, Texas – $ 35 (Frontier Airlines)

• Columbus, Ohio – $ 44 (Spirit Airlines)

• Philadelphia, Pa. – $ 48 (Frontier Airlines)

• Chicago, Ill. – $ 48 (Frontier Airlines)

• Newark, NJ – $ 56 (Frontier Airlines)

Expedia:

• New York, NY – $ 97 (Delta)

• Los Angeles, California – $ 214 (Alaska Airlines)

• Miami, Florida – $ 72 (Spirit Airlines)

• Boston, Massachusetts – $ 54 (Spirit Airlines)

International flights

Expedia:

• San Juan, Puerto Rico – $ 100 (Spirit Airlines)

• Toronto, Canada – $ 194 (Delta Airlines)

• Cancun, Mexico – $ 250 (Frontier Airlines)

• Punta Cana, Dominican Republic – $ 300 (Delta Airlines)

• Nassau, Bahamas – $ 315 (Jetblue Airways)

• Aruba – $ 350 (Spirit Airlines)

• Montego Bay, Jamaica – $ 375 (American Airlines)

• Guatemala City, Guatemala – $ 400 (Spirit Airlines)

• San Pedro Sula, Honduras – $ 410 (Spirit Airlines)

• Monterrey, Mexico – $ 420 (United Airlines)

Be sure to see multiple platforms and cross references because the agreement is the point. Newark, New Jersey, can be as fun as Miami and Toronto can offer as much emotion as Punta Cana if you remember that any trip is what it does.

If you take advantage of any of these offers, or find better prices, send me an email with all your travel wisdom to srose@ledger-enquirer.com or find me on Instagram.

This story was originally posted March 21, 2025 at 6:28 pm.