We're calculating it this way because a recent study suggests that 54 days before takeoff is, on average, when domestic airline tickets are at their absolute lowest price. Ideally, if it's not possible to book it 54 days in advance, shoot for something between 112 to 21 days before your trip. This is within the “prime booking window” for the lowest prices.
These prices are not official, but drawn from the average for most airlines. If you find a price that’s even lower, go ahead and snatch it up, but this is your typical ideal target for a roundtrip fare. See if the Lao American Writers Summit is in the cards for you this year!
Minneapolis: $340
San Diego: $194
San Francisco: $200
Anchorage: $203
Atlanta: $317
Boston: $260
Chicago: $300
Columbus: $379
Denver: $150
Des Moines: $368
Detroit: $306
Fresno: $226
Milwaukee: $330
Las Vegas: $175
Miami: $400
Missoula: $233
Nashville: $300
New Jersey: $340
New Orleans: $342
New York: $300
Philadelphia: $360
Phoenix: $200
Portland: $169
Providence: $450
Raleigh: $290
Tampa: $360
We hope you can join us!
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