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Where are you jet-setting next, Louisville?

January 2, 2024 • 
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a mural that reads "sunshine market" next to a palm tree

In just over four hours, you could be exploring Phoenix, AZ.

Photo by Kylie Miller

In our opinion, you should always have a vacation booked on your calendar. If you don’t already have a trip in the works, we’ve got some ideas to help you escape the cold this winter.

Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) offers a range of low-fare options headed to warmer weather, including:

  • Las Vegas, NV
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Charleston, SC
  • 10 airports across Florida (think: Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and Miami)

Fun fact: SDF averages over a dozen departures to sunny destinations daily. Explore flights + plan my trip.

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