What’s your average cost for a family vacation?

two years ago, like 5k. today, like one million dollars.

Vacation budgets are directly tied to income... I can tell you for certain my average cost of vacation would go up tremendously if I made 1 million a year

$75K

Somewhere between $5k-10k depending. We’ve been skipping the family vacations for a few years since My oldest graduated and just going with us or taking the one kid graduating.

Varies greatly.

We vacation based on what we are trying to do, not fit it into a budget.

We don't do a beach/Disney trip every year that costs the same every time.

3,000.00 average per vacation, but we take two to three a year that range from 4-7 days each one.

We have one that we are largely funding that includes all our grown kids and their families for Christmas, that will be much larger.

Currently planning a trip from Florida to Maui next year (10 days). Utilizing credit card perks, rewards, transfer partners, and points we'll probably be around $3,000 out of pocket for two families.

I travel a lot for work so I rack up points which helps when we travel nationally.

I would say we spend about $2-3k on a local-ish vacation with one child + dog sitting costs.

This summer we are going to Europe (London, Paris, and Seville) and we are spending about $5k in flights and lodging + I estimate about another 3k in expenses while there. + dog sitting.

I think I’ve only spent more than $2500 on a trip once and that was a cruise three years ago.
We were always able to keep our beach trips to less than $2,000, but that is getting more difficult with high arse rental rates.
Trips to the Pacific Northwest we stay with family.

I currently have enough credit card points for four round trip tickets in the U.S so that will help a lot when we decide on our next trip.

One kid will be done with college in two years so I can’t wait to finally start planning some expensive trips with my wife