How much do you think this couple spent this year?

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• 2 weeks long haul holiday at Easter
• 1 week European sun holiday in May
• 2 week European holiday this summer
• 1 week U.K. break this summer
• 1 U.K. city break long weekend

For 2 adults. Travelling comfortably in a nice standard of accommodation, not budget but not lavish either. So eating out at nice enough places but not champagne & oysters for every meal!

How much do you think this has all cost in total?!

20k?

Depends on loads of factors, but rough estimate £16k?

Fifteen to twenty grand

Presumably it’s lower than we should expect 12k?

£6-8k.
Thats 7 trips. If you average £1k a trip. The uk weekend and week break prob cheaper, May is cheaper time to travel, so is April long haul. Long haul more

One meeeeellion pounds

I haven't got a clue.

At a rough guess, 20k

This is what I would estimate too.

£10k

around tree fiddy?

I’d say you can do that for £10k or less of you know where to look for bargains.

Just for the flights and accommodation, or do you mean including all their meals and spending money as well?

I'm more interested in how much annual leave they both get, to be honest!

I'd estimate around £17k. But, it can be done a lot cheaper if looking to keep costs down

£10- £15 at a guess but could be more.

Also depends where the destinations actually were - the accommodation can be very cheap in some long-haul destinations but much more expensive in others. And European hotel rates can also vary loads from country to country.

£500

25p

£865,000

A billion dollars

Three kidneys

This looks pretty similar what we did pre-covid, except we stayed in 5*s and travelled first class.

Our total spend was usually around £50k, so I'd price your itinerary at around £20k.

£10-15,000.

Why?

30k?

What's the problem though? I'm not quite sure the point of this post or are you just being nosy?

Why?

In tons of CO2? Or pounds sterling?