I am aware that traveling comes with a lot of difficulties. Occasionally, people put in more effort when unwinding than when working. However, I wouldn't exchange the trip experience for everything.
Do you believe that taking a holiday can be expensive and time-consuming, resulting in weariness?
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It is a good thing that it does not bother you financially. I can travel without spending much money in my city. I am lucky that I am living in the Summer Capital of the Philippines.
I have travelled quite a bit One needs to have a budget for that. I have found travel a relaxing experience.
That's good for you as you can still have your enjoyment and vacation with little or no cash
Vacations can be fun, but not all of the time. I have found that staycations can be just as much fun and are sometimes more fun than vacations themselves. I don't always like having the stress of traveling or what amount of money I'll be having to spend which is probably a lot.
I think this can definitely be true for me. I spend a lot of time worrying about how much money I’m going to spend when we go on vacation. We always eat out, and we can easily spend $100 at a restaurant for dinner.
Holidays can indeed be expensive. Flights, accommodations, exotic meals—they add up faster than a caffeinated coder’s keystrokes. And the process—the planning, the packing, the jet lag—can have you feeling worn-out.
My travel philosophy is balance. Save for the dream destinations, but also savor local day trips. Take a break when weariness knocks, but don’t let it steal your wanderlust.
My travel philosophy is balance. Save for the dream destinations, but also savor local day trips. Take a break when weariness knocks, but don’t let it steal your wanderlust.
We usually spend our "vacation" time going back to visit family. We save money by staying at my dad's house and we don't go out to eat except on the road traveling, and that's at the service centers.
When we Do take a real vacation, I try to find a reasonably priced place to stay, and then we have pizza for one meal, with leftovers for another and we try to choose a place that gives free breakfast, so that helps with not paying extra money. For lunches, we choose a place that is in the $10 - $15 range for sandwich meals.
When we Do take a real vacation, I try to find a reasonably priced place to stay, and then we have pizza for one meal, with leftovers for another and we try to choose a place that gives free breakfast, so that helps with not paying extra money. For lunches, we choose a place that is in the $10 - $15 range for sandwich meals.
