Kelly Rizzo

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Consumers more than ever are craving quick, bite-sized experiences to keep up with their fast-paced lifestyles, and travel is no exception. While nearly all Americans (90%) prefer short getaways of three nights or less vs. a longer vacation, it’s Millennials who are fueling the dramatic rise of the quick getaway trend. This, according to a new survey by the online travel site Hotwire®.

Lifestyle guru and Eat Travel Rock TV host Kelly Rizzo is ready to share “America’s Best Cities for a Quickie” and her tips for a memorable short trip. She can discuss:

* America’s Best Cities for a Quickie - from large metropolis’ like L.A. or Austin to small town gems like Branson or Santa Fe.
* Best value for your money
* Most convenience to get to and from
* Best attractions and eats
* Booking quickies on short notice

It's not just short trip durations that are trending amongst younger travelers. Hotwire also found that Millennials have no problem waiting until the last minute to book their travels, embracing short booking windows with spontaneous, 2-3 night “quickies.” Some 40% of survey respondents even say they have booked the same day. However, not everyone is as spontaneous as this generation -- the survey reveals nearly 1 in 4 Americans have yet to take a spontaneous trip. Hotwire wants to fix that by encouraging everyone to “make it a quickie” and has ranked the country’s best cities for a 72 hour or less getaway.