Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

high-season

noun

/haɪ ˈsiː.zən/

Definition

The period of the year when demand for a particular service, product, or tourist attraction is at its peak.

Examples

The beach resort is packed with visitors during the high-season.
Hotels often raise their prices in high-season due to increased demand.
Traveling outside of high-season can result in cheaper rates and less crowded attractions.

Meaning

High-season typically refers to the time when most tourists visit a destination, leading to higher prices and full bookings for accommodations and activities.