I don't think of August as a travel month. I get the impression the travel industry thinks the same: the articles give a few examples, and then skip ahead to September and autumn. TripAdvisor's Travelers' Choice Awards says that the best vacations in the world are:
Bali
London
Paris
Rome
New York City
Barcelona
Prague
Phuket
Dubai
These all look like expensive vacations. Back in 2012, the Globe and Mail had an article on how much is too much to spend on a yearly vacation? The article says that Canadian should allocate no more than 4 per cent of their after-tax income to yearly vacations.
According to American Express, the average vacation expense per person in the United States is $1,145 per person or $4,580 for a family of four. "In the States, financial experts suggest that the average family vacation costs between 5-10% of total income. If your family makes $40,000 per year then experts say your yearly family vacation budget should average between $2,000-$4000." That's double what the Canadian article recommended to Canadians.
It doesn't seem like there's an intersection between a trip to London and taking pictures of clouds as vacation activities.
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