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Facts About Flying to Austin, Texas

  • 46% of Austin travelers were over the age of 35.
  • 11% of Austin travelers were over the age of 60.
  • 7% of Austin travelers booked First or Business Class.
  • 7% of travelers traveled to Austin with kids under 14.
  • 40% of Austin travelers were millennials.
  • 51% of Austin travelers were female.
  • Travelers spent an average of 13 days in Austin.
  • August was the month with most bookings for Austin.
  • April was month with the least bookings for Austin.
‡ All of the above-mentioned facts are derived from the data of the last 3 months while the highest and lowest booking months are picked on the basis of last 12 months.

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Reasons to Book Cheap Austin Flights

Austin is the capital of the U.S. state of Texas. Nicknamed ‘the Live Music Capital of the World’ for its numerous live music venues, this second largest state capital in the US is an important center of administration, politics, and technology. Austin is home to University of Texas and is resplendent with a host of cultural attractions (like public art and live concerts) and museums, a combination that not too many college towns in the world can boast of.

The State Capitol

The State Capitol in Downtown Austin hosts offices and chambers of the Texas Legislature and the Governor. Constructed in Italian Renaissance Revival style in 1888, this 308 feet tall administrative skyscraper lords over all other buildings in the city. It has nearly four hundred rooms, and they are centrally hallmarked with a central rotunda with portraits of previous presidents of the Republic of Texas or governor of the State of Texas, plus a historic painting depicting the key moments of the Texas Revolution. Visitors may also see the House of Representatives and Senate Chamber galleries on the third floor here.

Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum

A screenshot of American political landscape during the sixties, the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum is way beyond the 45 million pages documentation of President Lyndon Baines Johnson's political worth. This museum is five decades old now and is emblematic of his presidency and the way he carried out his role in the Afro-American Civil Rights Movement, Vietnam War and other significant events.

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is a public botanical garden that was co-founded by the former First Lady, Lady Bird Johnson in 1982 to protect and preserve North America's native plants. This beautiful garden today is home to nearly 700 native species. The center has walking trails, plus numerous research plantings, educational exhibits and an annual sale of native plants. A downward hanging giant dragonfly sculpture is among the first of many spooky outdoor sculptures here.