Where’s hot in September?

So you weren’t able to go on holiday this summer; so what? There’s plenty of hot places you can fly to in the month of September, and with most of the crowd back at work or school, you’ll be able to do whatever you want, mostly hassle free.

Ready to buy tickets somewhere, right this minute? Here’s where we think you should go this September.

Dubai is a country of two temperatures, hot and hotter. If you’re looking for fantastic tanning weather, warm evenings and plenty of sunshine this September head to Dubai. This versatile resort has something to offer every type of holiday maker. Excellent for couples looking to swap the hustle and bustle of everyday life for a relaxing, luxurious holiday. Young families are warmly welcomed in Dubai as the destination boasts incredible water-parks and endless fun, family activities including indoor skiing.

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Las Vegas is well known for its party lifestyle and all round fabulous weather. September is a fantastic time to visit, as the weather is still great and with most of the kids being back in school, you can enjoy the outdoor pools alongside the indoor casinos, as the crowds have mostly disappeared. Taking a stroll also becomes much easier with walks before midday and after 5pm being much more comfortable than other times of the year.

Now, the attractions in Vegas are great throughout the year, with shows by world famous stars, casinos you need to see to believe, alongside day trips to places like the Grand Canyon on offer. While you can still do all this, the college football season also starts around now, which means the Sports Book gets really lively and is something you should try out. You should also head to the top of Stratosphere and witness the last of the thunderstorms leave Vegas behind.

If you’ve had Southeast Asia on your mind lately, we’ve good news and bad news. Bad news first: September generally tends to be a bad time to plan travel to this region. Monsoons are busy soaking countries from Malaysia to Vietnam, and many attractions in these nations are curtailed or closed as a result of lower tourist traffic.

However, one place where this is not the case is the island of Bali, in Indonesia. Being located south of the equator, wet and dry seasons are reversed compared to its cousins north of the line, making Bali a great place to learn how to surf, or go on a pilgrimage from one exotic temple to another (don’t miss Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, which sits by a lake in the highlands of this varied island), without worrying about getting drenched by a sudden surge of rain.

Orlando is a favourite holiday destination for all those that have visited, and with fantastic weather and some of the world’s best roller coasters on offer, why wouldn’t it be? September is a great time to head to the land of theme parks; with the majority of children back in school the crowds are much smaller and more manageable. So if the thrills and scares of the rides are your number one priority, this is a great time to visit.

The weather this time of year is still warm, but also offers far less humidity, which means queuing up for rides or exploring what Orlando has on offer, won’t leave you too hot and bothered. Some other great things to check out include Epcot’s International Food and Wine Festival, where you can taste your way around the world with some delicious food and magnificent wine. The end of the month is also when the Halloween festivities get started, and a Halloween in America is always an experience; whether it’s early or not.

A utopian paradise everyone should visit when looking for rest and relaxation in abundance. Barbados is a beautiful country, surrounded by crystal clear waters boarded by pristine white sand. During September the weather is still hot and provides eight hours of glorious sunshine daily; perfect for relaxing under a palm tree without a care in the world.

Although you will experience some rainfall during September, the showers are often heavy but brief, with the days mainly providing sunshine. When this happens, head indoors and experience the delightful side of Barbados you don’t see on the beach, which includes multiple museums and fantastic duty free shopping. And don’t forget to grab a cocktail and sample the delicious fresh foods on offer all around.

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