One of the best things about miles and points is how they've allowed me to expand my travel. Some people like to employ points to travel as cheaply as possible,though my approach has always been more to travel further, or more, or even just better,for about the same money I was going to spend besides.
The first response anyone outside of miles/points circles has had upon hearing we were planning to choose a family of seven to Thailand for ten days has been along the lines of "I'd love to do that, but it must be so expensive."It's generally nigh-impossible to elaborate these things to outsiders, and but I thought it would be worth trying in this case. Because it really costs much less than you'd mediate.
A survey a while ago determined Americans were spending an average of $1145 per person for a family vacation,while Hipmunk guesstimates a Disney vacation to cost between $500-$1000 per person per day when all is said and done.
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