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With travel costs reaching new highs, in what ways have you adjusted your vacation plans?
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With travel costs soaring to new heights, many of us are reevaluating our vacation plans. For instance, my wife and I, a double-income couple without kids, typically embark on three international trips and several domestic getaways each year. However, this year, we've had to cut our travel plans in half due to rising expenses. While it may seem like a "first world problem," travel is essential for us to unwind from our demanding careers. How have your travel plans been impacted this year?
My wife and I (Double income, No kids) make a decent amount of money and we usually do 3 international trips (10+ hour flights and we usually spend 7-8 nights) a year and a half a dozen of “domestic flights” (5-6 hours flights and usually stay 4-5 nights ex NYC, Mexico City, Hawaii, etc).
But given how everything is so expensive this year we had to cut down half of our trips this year. I know this sounds like a “first world problems” but as someone who doesn’t have any kids, traveling is what makes our exhausting career worth pushing through.
How are your travel plans got affected this year?
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