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Is Phoenix the New Cancun?

Travelocity yesterday released its annual spring break travel data, and there's been a 14.7% year-over-year increase in domestic airfare prices. That means budget-wary co-eds might actually be drinking their Coronas with lime here, as Phoenix (which ranked No. 3 for top spring break destinations) comes in at an average $383 per ticket, versus $600 for the No. 6 ranked Cancun. (We're waiting, MTV.) Florida still remains the top destination, with South Florida coming in at No. 1 and the Orlando area No. 2. Other cities that made the list include Fort Meyers, Fla.; Las Vegas; LA; Tampa/St. Petersburg; Maui; and Honolulu.

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