Currently, February is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Houston (average of ₱969). Flying to Houston in August will prove the most costly (average of ₱1,633). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
₱68,796
February
₱54,508
March
₱56,365
April
₱61,258
May
₱69,021
June
₱61,540
July
₱89,834
August
₱91,860
September
₱57,490
October
₱58,896
November
₱62,440
December
₱69,528
IAH Temperature | 12 - 29 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Houston, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 29.0 C. Travelers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 12.0 C).
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Always good experience. Comfort. Cleanliness. Professional. Customer support and well organized. Easy robusevwebsite.
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Always good experience. Comfort. Cleanliness. Professional. Customer support and well organized. Easy robusevwebsite.
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Always good experience. Comfort. Cleanliness. Professional. Customer support and well organized. Easy robusevwebsite.
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Always good experience. Comfort. Cleanliness. Professional. Customer support and well organized. Easy robusevwebsite.
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Always good experience. Comfort. Cleanliness. Professional. Customer support and well organized. Easy robusevwebsite.
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Always good experience. Comfort. Cleanliness. Professional. Customer support and well organized. Easy robusevwebsite.
The oil and gas capital of the United States, the fourth-largest city in population and second largest in area, with the first dome stadium, the largest concentration of medical institutions in the world, and of course the foremost space centre — Houston exemplifies the Texas ideals of being the biggest and the best.
Houston is also very attractive, liveable, and fun. There are many parks and smaller green spaces and many unusual public sculptures and fountains. The first impression visitors get when they step off their Houston flights is the architecture which is often in-your-face with no end to the odd juxtaposition of elegant and mundane, functional and whimsical. Buildings show a decided degree of originality: the name of Texas Children’s Hospital is spelled out on its sloping lawn in brightly coloured letters and a Mayan pyramid tops a skyscraper.
Tourists booking flights to Houston shouldn’t worry about not having enough activities to keep them busy during their visit; the city has plenty to offer from NASA, the rodeo, museums, the Astrodome to elegant restaurants and barbecue spots. And Houstonians are among the world’s friendliest people. Never hesitate to ask for directions or information; this town, for all its sophistication, still shows the spirit of the frontier days when the pioneers all pitched in to lend a helping hand.
Houston is a year-round city. It’s large enough to accommodate big events, though you might want to avoid it when there’s a mega-event such as the Super Bowl. The weather is pleasant from autumn through spring. Summers are very hot and very humid, and in late summer thunderstorms are frequent, occasionally spawning tornadoes. Houston is also vulnerable to hurricanes. Winters are generally mild, but there can occasionally be very sudden cold weather in late autumn and winter, when frigid winds whistle down off the plains.
As long as you’re spending most of your Houston time downtown, you won’t need to rent a car. Houston’s downtown and museum district are small and compact, and many hotels have shuttles to help you get around. The city’s public transport system is very good. The Metro has both bus and light rail services. If you do decided to venture out, you’ll want to rent a car. Finding your way around shouldn’t be too difficult. The city is smartly laid out, streets are clearly marked and the roads are well kept. The only trouble you’ll have is with traffic. Houston drivers are notoriously ruthless and fast, and you’ll want to stay off the road during rush hour.