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Dr. Chris Miller, Hipmunk Data Scientist
“When we crunched the numbers, we surmised that six weeks out, which means the week of October 3rd for Thanksgiving and November 7th for Christmas, will be the general ‘point of no return’ this year when it comes to airfare. During those two weeks, an average traveler will likely pay about 14 percent less than the most expensive holiday airfare available this year to the same place. But that’s just an aggregate average. Depending on the destinations, savings will range from 10 to more than 50 percent. Once you’re within the six-week window, prices will take some big jumps.”
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HIPMUNK DATA CONFIRMS VACATION RENTAL EXPLOSION

Lists vacation rental savings for popular summer destinationsSAN FRANCISCO (July 30, 2015) — Hipmunk, the first travel website to show vacation rentals alongside hotel results, combed through its booking data to see whether the buzz around vacation rentals is real or hype. To make the call, Hipmunk’s data team looked at the increase in vacation rental bookings in the top 50 U.S. cities and the price of a vacation rental compared to a hotel in the 10 most-booked domestic destinations this summer. Increase in PopularityFrom summer 2014 to summer 2015, the share of overall vacation rental

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HIPMUNK RELEASES 2015 SUMMER EUROZONE TRAVEL GUIDE

Hipmunk’s data analysis identifies which euro-using countries are the best dealsSAN FRANCISCO (April 13, 2015) — American travelers are abuzz with news that the dollar to euro conversion rate is the best it’s been in years and many are eagerly planning their trips abroad. But what many travelers don’t know is that not all countries in Europe use the euro and that Eurozone deals vary from country to country. Hipmunk reviewed year-over-year flight, hotel, and vacation rental data to determine which Eurozone countries are the best deals, where travelers can shave off a few extra euros, and

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