As more travelers become budget-conscious and mindful about every travel expense, demand for single-day trips and ?one-day flyaways? is on the rise. Many people looking for a quick getaway are choosing to fly in and out of a unique destination ? no hotel necessary ? to enjoy a vacation without the extra costs involved with a typical vacation.

From Niagara Falls to the Grand Canyon, travelers are jumping on board the next flight for a quick stop at a resort, taking a tour of the attractions and then heading back home within 24 hours. The trend has become increasingly popular in recent months as more people are opting for ?staycations? and local travel in lieu of long ? and often expensive- vacations. Travelers can book an early morning flight and reach their new destination within hours; they can then take a return flight that very same day to be home before dinner, in some cases.

Day trips may also involve charter flights from local airports that head out to neighboring cities. These one-day trips are ideal for single travelers looking for a break from the norm, and can be a cost-friendly way to maximize a day off. These flights often take less than 90 minutes, and can take the traveler to a completely new locale or destination for the day. Without the hassles of booking accommodations or worrying about baggage, these travelers can rent a car, tour the area and then return home before the clock strikes midnight.

The only drawback of these one-day trips is flight delays. Any flight that gets delayed for more than four horus can put a big dent in the travel itinerary and necessitate an overnight stay at a hotel or bed and breakfast until another flight is booked. Still, these one-day trips are becoming an easy way to head out to a new destination at a moment's notice, and without breaking the travel budget.