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If you're looking to save on your family vacation this summer, these cities may fit the bill.
Personal finance website WalletHub compiled a ranking of the top cities to travel to this summer based on several metrics.
One of those indicators — lowest travel costs and fewest hassles — ranked cities with the cheapest flights, least time to get there and fewest connections.
Here are the metropolitan areas that are the most affordable when it comes to travel costs.
5. Kansas City
Kansas City, Missouri
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4. Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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3. Dallas
Dallas, Texas
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2. Detroit
The Detroit skyline.
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1. Cincinnati
Terrace Park is a village in Greater Cincinnati
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WalletHub also evaluated the cities that offer the lowest prices once you get there, including cost of living, the average price for a meal for two and the lowest rate for a three-star hotel room.
Here are the cities that have the cheapest local costs.
5. Little Rock, Arkansas
Little Rock, Arkansas
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4. McAllen, Texas
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3. Albuquerque, New Mexico
Hot air balloon festival in Albuquerque
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2. Knoxville, Tennessee
People in Market Square on market day in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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1. Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Skyline
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