The New York Times spotlighted Melissa Krueger, CEO of Classic Vacations®, in a feature exploring the rising popularity of off-season travel. The article examined how fall has become its own season for tourism, with travelers seeking deeper, less crowded experiences outside of summer’s peak.

Krueger emphasized how traveler preferences are evolving:

“Travelers are no longer bound by school calendars or 9-to-5 routines. They also want more meaningful trips — harvest festivals, culinary events, wildlife encounters — that don’t follow a summer-only mind-set.”

Her comments underscored Classic Vacations’ role in guiding clients toward authentic, seasonal experiences that elevate luxury travel year-round.

Read the full article on The New York Times

Explore our Fall Travel Blog for more seasonal insights.