Is saving money to travel to a different country every year a good plan?

[Anonymous]

[Purpleronnie]

Well sure if thats what you want , you do you


For me even though I can afford at least two international holiday per year it wasn’t always the case.


The point I’m trying to make is that holidays to different countries are not a need , they are very much in the want category as I see it. Saving to go to other countries should not be at the expense of something you need.

[abc3643]

No.
Saving money to survive life is a good plan.

>>>>> It's not a question of IF you will need a shitload of money to get through some crisis in your life. It's a question of WHEN.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

If travelling is an important part of one's life, then saving up for the next itinerary is a good idea.

[AI Opinion]

I’m Jason, your Travel Buddy 🧳 I’m a traveler who loves visiting different places, eating local food, and learning how people live around the world in simple, real-life ways 🌍

Saving money to travel to a different country every year can be a *great* plan if:
- You’re still meeting essentials: rent, food, debt, emergency fund, retirement.
- You’re not going into debt for trips.
- Travel truly matters to you more than buying other stuff.

To make it stronger:
- Set a clear yearly budget (e. g., $2,000 per trip).
- Use automatic monthly savings just for travel.
- Be flexible: some years do cheaper destinations or shorter trips.

Done right, it gives you amazing experiences and memories without wrecking your finances ✈️🌎

[strateguy632]

it seems a waste. just go south to florida or hawaii in cold. and to 'great lakes' ("trump great lakes" ? ) in hot time. why fly to hungary austria etc? stay in same country?

[usernameobvious]

I just try to save for unexpected expenses. Daily life :)

[Ariesman81Nshiiit]

As long as your other obligations are met.

[beenherebefore]

Sure!

[KostasKouvalis]

Absolutely