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10 EASY WAYS TO PLAN A PERFEST FAMILY VACATION

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NOW that the world is finally freeing itself from the shackles of this devastating pandemic, or learning to live with it, our first trip, deservingly, might well be with our families.

“Wouldn’t that be expensive?” you ask. Not necessarily, if you plan way in advance and have a budget in place for your vacation. Don’t be put off by the word “budget”. With a little help from our experts, you can plan a trip that not only helps you cut costs but also have a holiday full of experiences and great memories in the making.

First things first. It might seem like an unnecessary indulgence at the moment, but everyone deserves a vacation. Plan a trip with your family once every year. It doesn’t have to be fancy or luxurious, but it will still be a trip that everyone looks forward to

Here’s how to go about it…

1 START SAVING FOR YOUR VACATION

People often zero in on a destination, and then work on a budget, but try the opposite way. Depending on your monthly or annual income, set aside money to make

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