This is the top summer destination for Coloradans, according to Google
DENVER (KDVR) — While the air is warming up in the Centennial State and making outdoor activities a lot more palatable, there’s nothing quite like a tropical destination vacation.
Coloradans seem to agree with that, with residents in the state more likely to search for one particular Central American country over other places when it comes to international travel.
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Most popular destination for Coloradans
According to Google, between March 30 and April 29, users in Colorado searched for Costa Rica as a summer destination the most.
Several other states, including Texas and Virginia, also searched for the Central American country more than other places.
Other popular destinations among the states included Italy, Tokyo and the Bahamas.
Luckily for everyone searching, Denver International Airport has nonstop flights to both Liberia and San José in Costa Rica. A round-trip to San José for a 1-week trip in July would cost around $352, with the same trip to Liberia costing around $522.
On the other hand, trips to some of the other popular destinations at the same time cost much more: A round-trip to Rome is around $870 and a round-trip to Tokyo would cost around $1,610.
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However, unlike the flights to Costa Rican cities, both of these destinations cannot be reached with non-stop flights, as Denver does not have direct service to either of these cities.
Google also looked at which national parks were the most popular, but sadly none of Colorado’s parks made it on the list. Yellowstone National Park took the top spot overall for the most-searched parks, with Yosemite National Park coming in at No. 2.
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