Have you thought about what your New Year’s resolution is going to be next year? Yes, it’s only September, but if you’re thinking your resolution will involve getting more organized, saving money, spending more time with your family or traveling more, you can start 2020 off right by booking your next vacation right now. Let’s take those excuses popping up in your head right now one by one, shall we?
“Won’t the price go down the longer I wait?”
Nope. Once peak vacation season hits, demand goes up and supply goes down, and as your high school economics class taught you, that’s when prices rise.
“What about last minute deals?”
Yes, there are last minute deals, but your choice of resorts, rooms and flights will be limited. And there’s no guarantee you’ll find something you like. Not only will you have a better selection of hotel rooms and flights if you book now, many resorts offer special early booking rates, so they won’t have to scramble to fill rooms later.
“But what if I book now and the price of my vacation goes down next month? You never know!”
You never know, indeed. But by planning ahead, you can, well, plan ahead so if the price changes, you don’t miss out. This is one of the big benefits of including All-in-One Travel Protection as part of your vacation package. If you make your reservation with All-in-One Travel Protection now, and the price of your hotel or charter flight goes down later, you package price can be easily adjusted.
“I can’t book now, I have to wait until I get my end-of-year bonus.”
Not so! Another big benefit to booking early is being able to take advantage of Funjet Payment Plans that enable you to book now and pay later. You can budget the cost of your vacation and spread your payments out over the course of a few months. With a little extra breathing room, you might find you can afford a bit more vacation—an upgraded room, perhaps? With Funjet, you can book your winter or spring vacation package now for as little as $100, or as little as $50 if you’re booking with All-in-One Travel Protection.
“Okay, well…I guess I’m out of excuses.”
Great! Happy New Year! Where are you going to go? And can we come along?
