Do you believe that taking a holiday can be expensive and time-consuming, resulting in weariness?

[Shavkat]

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.

 

[Cherry123]

Vacation has never come cheap for me . So I planned wsy ahead fot it so it doesn't weigh me down financially

 

[Shavkat]

Vacation has never come cheap for me . So I planned wsy ahead fot it so it doesn't weigh me down financially

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.

 

[bestwriter]

I have travelled quite a bit One needs to have a budget for that. I have found travel a relaxing experience.

 

[Cherry123]

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.

That's good for you as you can still have your enjoyment and vacation with little or no cash

 

[Ginger]

Yes they are expensive and at the end of the day I may feel tired too because I am not used to holidaying more often

 

[MYC]

I love traveling both in my own city and overseas. I agree that traveling can be quite expensive. Therefore, I usually have a budget for each vacation so that I don't overspend.

 

[raaman]

I don't think so. In fact, I utilize my holidays to relax.

 

[MrDawn]

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.

 

[Cam]

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.

 

[PixelPioneer]

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.