I can feel your pains. He can plan his annual leave to coincide with off peak periods.nela13 wrote:I wish I could do that, but unfortunately, I can't, my husband is a teacher and he can't take vacations when he wants, only when there are school holidays and we all know that school holidays are always in the peak seasons like Summer, Christmas, Easter...
Nsikan wrote: can feel your pains. He can plan his annual leave to coincide with off peak periods.
The life of a teacher. I perfectly understand. My dad was a teacher himself. But his was a little flexible because he was teaching in a government school where they had many teachers.nela13 wrote:Nsikan wrote: can feel your pains. He can plan his annual leave to coincide with off peak periods.
unfortunately he can't, he is forced to take vacations outside of school hours, i.e. when schools close for vacations and school vacations are always in the peak seasons.
Sometimes, it's not all about having money. Flight tickets get too exorbitant during peak periods and even top business people fix business trips for off peak periods.SHAHID987 wrote:Every individual could have their own way of thinking but in my view, people those who plan for trip usually somewhat rich people and they can afford extra expenses and off season trip somewhat don't have any mean.
Nsikan wrote:But his was a little flexible because he was teaching in a government school where they had many teachers.
Treborika wrote:For me it's a big No to this type of money saving tip. This is because during off peak seasons the vacation would be of no value because time would have elapsed for the important celebration like Christmas. I think one should plan themselves for the travels on advance to cater for the price increments during the peak seasons.
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