Saving money on our summer holiday
Millions of families across the UK are excitedly looking forward to their first summer break together since the end of pandemic travel restrictions.
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But a third of parents are worried they will fall into financial difficulty as they juggle paying for childcare, food, entertainment, and holidays over the next few weeks, according to research from debt charity, StepChange.
The rising cost of living means many are getting creative about how to make the most of their time off.
Marion Zielentino in Cambridgeshire is one of them.
After having her third child she was keen to contribute to the family budget again, so decided to rent out their home on Airbnb to holidaymakers.
"We've already been away a few times this year, on different camping trips, when people have been staying in our house," she says.
Marion has cannily also saved even more money by using a camping equipment and tent sharing website called Tentshare, for these trips. People list their tents and kit for free on the site and charge whatever they think their listing is worth.
"There's no point in us buying a tent for just a few weeks a year," she explains. "We have hired a big, family-sized tent, for the two [summer] weeks. We're going to be camping in my father-in-law's garden.
"It's a great way to save a bit more which we can use on days out and treats for the children whilst we're camping. It'll be an adventure for them."
Whereas, Rebecca Douglas in Kent, is sticking to day trips closer to home this summer instead of going away on holiday, to save cash.