Trip Cost Calculator

Build a full holiday budget from flights, lodging, food, local transport and activities, with per-person and per-day breakdowns. Calculates in your browser.


Total trip cost

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Show the math

The budget adds each part, scaling per-person and per-night costs by your group size and trip length:

total = flights + lodging × nights + food × days × people + transport × days + extras

The first trip is often pricier than later ones because flights and activities are one-offs, while food and transport repeat each day.

Figures are your own estimates in a single currency. Everything is calculated in your browser.

What this does

A trip cost calculator builds a full holiday budget from flights, lodging, food, local transport, and activities, with per-person and per-day breakdowns.

How to use it

  1. Enter flights and lodging.
  2. Add food, transport, and activities.
  3. Set travellers and nights.
  4. Read the per-person and per-day totals.

How it works

Flights and food scale by travellers, lodging by nights, and daily costs by days; a buffer covers surprises. Keep every figure in one currency.

total = flights + lodging + food + transport + activities + buffer

Understanding your result

The per-day and per-person breakdowns are the useful part, because they show where the money actually goes and make two destinations comparable on a fair basis. Flights and lodging are usually the biggest levers, so adjust those first, keep every figure in one currency, and hold a buffer back, since the surprises on a trip almost always cost money rather than save it.

Example

$1,200 flights + $700 lodging + $400 food + $200 extras over 5 days for 2 people is about $1,250 each.

Sources & methodology

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Frequently asked questions

How is the trip cost worked out?

Flights and food scale by the number of travellers, lodging by the number of nights, and food and local transport by the number of days; activities and a buffer are added on top.

Why split it per person and per day?

Per-person helps everyone know their share, and per-day shows your daily spend so you can compare destinations or trim the budget.

What currency does it use?

It is currency-neutral, enter every figure in the same currency and the totals come out in that currency.

Is my data kept?

No. Everything is computed locally in your browser.