How many holidays do you go on per year?

[Forestfruits7]

How many holidays do you go on per year?

None.

Well when you can make a chicken last 6 meals and a giant salad feeds the whole family you can afford to make these savings

1 abroad, and 2/3 staycations.
My parents have a static caravan in a lovely place so we go there most of the school holidays. Also usually go for a few overnight hotel stays (just to visit tourists attractions etc)

Center Parcs in Feb, week in Dorset in April, week in France in May, week in Majorca in August, week in Lapland in December and a few UK hotel nights away through the year. Very fortunate!!

1 long weekend in center parcs, 1 week in Greece and 2 weeks in America (WDW).

It varies.
Usually one for a week.
But occasionally one for two weeks and occasionally none.

That sounds amazing!!! Can I be nosey and ask how you manage to afford all those holidays?

One, and it’s a week in the UK.

A main 16 day holiday in Europe in the summer.
Short break abroad 3/5 days 2-3 times a year.
Probably 8-10 2/3 nights away in the UK

I’ll go away an additional 2-3 times a year for a few nights with friends.

No kids.

2 abroad, 1 feb half term and 1 summer. My parents have a caravan that we use multiple times for long weekends and my DSIL lives in London so will also visit during the year

A week in a friend's caravan down Cornwall for us this year later in the summer. Too skint for foreign adventures this year. We did manage New York last year though so we are doing ok in the big scheme of things. Otherwise it's just weekend trips.

How many do you go on, OP?

None. Can't afford it.

A wkend away with a friend.

A week away with kids in summer holidays.

It's not made to make anyone feel bad at all. The title of the thread is quite clear. No, mumsnetter is forced to read a thread.

It's not only on MN where people are able to go on multiple holidays at all.

I could only ever have one child but wanted 3, the one we do have took lots of treatment and heartbreak, should we stop the 'should I try for a third' posts?

2 x 1 weeks away in UK, 2 weeks long haul and 1 European long weekend.

Last year two - Paris & Turkey

This year one. - Dubai

Honestly, I lose track! And it's not a brag because a lot of our trips are very cheap visits to family or friends etc. I'd love to do less but I have a DH who can't stop travelling and who has friends and families all over the world. I find it quite tiring. Our holidays are never remotely relaxing.

I tend to camp in my nans back garden for three or so days. And also around three nights at my cousin's. They are holiday destinations so I figured that counts

None at all. I can't afford them. Holidays are an indulgence and a luxury and people should not be flying round the world either, without a second thought. I find this question pretty annoying. Yes, I know I don't have to read the post but I'm sick of the casual way in which most people assume everyone else goes on a holiday.

0 I really need a holiday though.

(Why does Mumsnet keep putting my text into numbered bullet points?! 🤦‍♀️)

In last twelve months,:The Netherlands for a few days, Canary isands for 3 months, Caribbean for 1 month. Retired, so we can, very fortunate.

About 4. 2 abroad, one as a 2 week main family holiday in August and then one week somewhere in Europe for the May or October half term.
Then usually 2 in the U.K., a week during the Easter holidays and a week over new year with family.
Will also try and squeeze in some city breaks U.K. or abroad with my friends but depends on leave.

1-2 family holidays in the UK e.g Butlins/Parkdean one for a week and if we manage a second it's usually a long weekend.

2 overnight trips away just my husband and I (we usually prioritise doing something like a spa break or a night away instead of giving each other presents for birthday/Christmas/anniversary)

Went to Cape Town in Feb, Florida at Easter, going to Turkey in the Summer and the Maldives in November. Plus a few weekend city breaks abroad and a few UK trips.

My New Year’s resolution was to have as many holidays as possible.