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Almost every travel destination has an off-season, and it's an off-season for a reason. Usually, it's because the weather is so terrible that you won't be able to experience the main attractions. In some locations, the days are very short in the winter and there are few activities to participate in or sights to see after dark. For example, much of Europe is far enough north that during the winter it's dark by 5 PM, and the weather is often cold, windy, wet, icy and snowy.

Airfare and hotel rooms may be at their cheapest prices of the year, but tourist attractions may have reduced hours or not even be open at all in anticipation of low demand.