Anonymous wrote:What's affordable?
If you can fly on Christmas and NYE, you make be able to save on flights. If you find a condo with a kitchen, you can save on food costs.
We're going to Mexico for the fourth consecutive year, and unfortunately the flight costs keep rising. We're paying about $1000 each, which is tough to accept. But we're staying 16 nights and have a kitchen, so the sting of the flight doesn't hurt as much as it would if we went for a long weekend. And our 2BR/2.5BA condo will comfortably fit five of us and costs less than $400/night, which seems reasonable for a property 20 steps from the beach during winter break. The trip will still cost more than $10k. I think it's a decent value, but that's just my opinion. And this is certainly a luxury and unaffordable to many.
Anonymous wrote:OP: “I’m looking for an affordable one-week vacation.”
DP: “Here’s an itinerary that’s over two weeks long and costs more than $10,000.”
Never change, DCUM.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go to Colombia. Get an Airbnb on the beach in Cartagena . Flight and food should be cheap.
+1
There are a few great all inclusive resorts on Tierra Bomba, just a short boat ride away. El centro is also great.
State department has a “reconsider travel” advisory right now for Colombia. That would be a no for me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go to Colombia. Get an Airbnb on the beach in Cartagena . Flight and food should be cheap.
+1
There are a few great all inclusive resorts on Tierra Bomba, just a short boat ride away. El centro is also great.
Anonymous wrote:Go to Colombia. Get an Airbnb on the beach in Cartagena . Flight and food should be cheap.
Anonymous wrote:OP: “I’m looking for an affordable one-week vacation.”
DP: “Here’s an itinerary that’s over two weeks long and costs more than $10,000.”
Never change, DCUM.
Anonymous wrote:What's affordable?
If you can fly on Christmas and NYE, you make be able to save on flights. If you find a condo with a kitchen, you can save on food costs.
We're going to Mexico for the fourth consecutive year, and unfortunately the flight costs keep rising. We're paying about $1000 each, which is tough to accept. But we're staying 16 nights and have a kitchen, so the sting of the flight doesn't hurt as much as it would if we went for a long weekend. And our 2BR/2.5BA condo will comfortably fit five of us and costs less than $400/night, which seems reasonable for a property 20 steps from the beach during winter break. The trip will still cost more than $10k. I think it's a decent value, but that's just my opinion. And this is certainly a luxury and unaffordable to many.