What have you paid for your hol and where are you going?

[jampig]

Curious, I know it’s nosey.

We are looking at a package deal for just over £2000, all in, all inclusive and for 5 days. 4 years ago we only paid £1300 for something very similar and think we stayed an extra night. Is this the normal kind of price hike that everyone else has been finding when booking too? We don’t have to think about school hols either just yet which I know is very lucky - I was looking for a week in later spring and it was obvious very quickly which one was half term.

@Crikeyalmighty We noticed that decades ago on Cape Cod. Sea view seats in restaurants gone by 5.30pm. We have got some beautiful stays lined up for May and I’m doing my research on supermarkets!

*chuckles to self, so happy you're having fantastic times. So brilliant, you only live once

We're going to Zante in August. £1900 for the three of us (2 adults and an 11 year old)

2 adults, 1 child. So far, have booked:

• £3500 for a week in Italy in a trulli (with pool) in May half term. Includes flights, accommodation, car hire, airport hotel. Expect to spend £1k on food and entertainment
• £1600 for 2 weeks camping in france in august. Includes eurotunnel, tolls, hotels on the way there and back and pitch fees. Expect to spend £2k on food and entertainment

Oh and £750 on festival tickets (August, 4 nights) and expect to spend £600ish

Between £8-9k for 3 adults two weeks in Hing Kong, Macau and Vietnam, 5 hotels (all 5 star) - some 1 room, some 2 rooms.
The flights includes long haul there and back, internal flight and a short haul.

obviously plenty more spent whilst we are here though.

It’s the Easter break for us.

Totally forgot, we also paid £4k for Silverstone tickets in July and £800 for camping. My daughter is SO excited about it. I haven’t got a clue about f1 😂🤷🏼‍♀️

£3500ish for 6 nights AI in Mexico at the end of June, our first ever term time holiday as DS is finishing his GCSEs and I no longer work in education 🎉.

£7200 for a week AI in Crete.in May school holidays. We are staying in a villa with a private pool within a 5* resort. That’s for 2 adults 3 kids.
£6000 for two weeks in an apartment in Marbella area of Spain. We are changing locations half way through to mix things up a bit. That’s for 3 adults and 3 kids. We usually budget about £6000 ish for spending money so probably come in at about £12k in total.

Sorry should have said Spain holiday is in August.

5 nights in Prague this October

2 adults, 1 bed apartment on Wenceslas Square- with flights £400

Spending? Maybe £60 a day - all food ( I dont cook on holiday ) transport and admissions

-Thailand £4.5K last month 2 Adults 10 nights all in, including excursions, internal flights, spending money etc, booked independently. Hadn't flown long haul for nearly 10 years prior to that (hate flying).
-Spain in July for 6 nights staying with friends staying at their apartment - spent £230 on flights and will just need spending money on top of that.
-France 2 adults 2 teenage kids - free travel out on ferry with family, free accommodation with family. Just spent £135 (which I thought was super cheap) for our flights home and will need spending money.

We've booked the Austrian Alps, flying into Zurich and out of Munich with Easyjet. Family of four with 2 primary aged DC.

£750 flights with easyJet
£350 2 nights hotel in Zurich
£1450 Airbnb for 8 nights in Austria
2 nights in Munich not booked yet
Train tickets ~£100

All in will be about £3000 plus food and attractions.

I spent two summers in the Austrian alps and about 3 in the French alps. Absolutely some our best holidays.
stunning scenery, amazing food and so much to see and do