Would you cancel your vacation because of bad weather?

I would definitely cancel an outdoor activity with a bad weather. I would spend my vacation by watching a good movie, eat out with my wife would be a good alternative to the usual beach outing or any road trip. Safety first before anything else as they call it. I may plan again for another one, this time, I would check on the weather forecast and any advisory before buying an air ticket a week before the vacation maybe. Thanks

If I was to go on my motorcycle, yes. If not maybe. Summer vacation means sun. But you can always have a good time if the company is right.

I have done it atleast a time ,if i remember correctly and that was only last month .The weather is a crucial factor which comes into play if you are travelling for long distance and i care so much for it.only it is good and shiny,i go ahead or make the cancellations on time.I dont want to suffer so much and stay inside going to a newer place on a bad weather. That is what i normally do

If this happened before, when I was still working, and my traveling schedule is limited to certain times of the year, then i would have, out of no choice, pursue the traveling plans. And, like you mentioned, think of activities that I can enjoy even with the rain. Well, as long as the raining doesn't turn to bad typhoons or worse, tsunamis.

Hi friend, i am not interested in cancelling the vacation trip, as we arrange the vacation to get a refreshment, if we cancel our trip, we don't have the ability to get it. So i will enjoy the indoor activities and finish the vacation on the end day

Me personally i would keep my vacation as planned. Im a pure country girl and im not afraid to get wet. I have went camping at the beach and it stormed EVERY night so a little rain don't frighten me. Now if they were talking about tsunamis or tornadoes best believe i will go back home.

Hi Porcospino, here in my country we don't have the four seasons. More rain would be available in wet season twice in a year. It would be scorching during dry season. I'm glad that the small town where I live is the heaviest of rainfall. It would rain at anytime. There are many great sites around where people would spend their vacation. There is a hill at the edge of the town. It's a great place where people would like to spend their holiday camping or lodging in the cottages there. We have to book the cottage or bungalow or capping site two months or so before and pay in advanced at the same time. They are limited and always occupied not only during peak season. This is because there are located in the hill area surrounded by natural greens. The air there is fresh and cool. I won't cancel my vacation even though it rains all the time. It's not easy to get accommodation there. Yeah, just like what you have mentioned, we can make changes in the itinerary and have more interesting indoor activities I care more on the fun to get along with my sibling families or with my loved ones. It would be a great disappointed and monotonous if the vacation is cancelled. I won't feel easy if just sitting idling at home and let off the chance to be with my dear sibling family members Happy posting

I live in England and one day this week was a warm and sunny day but the other days have been windy and cold. It was raining a lot today as it has been doing so a great deal. I feel sorry for garden centers, ice cream van owners, gardeners, campsite owners and others badly affected by the wet and miserable weather. I plan to buy waterproof trousers for me, my disabled son and my daughter. My daughter fell off her bike a week and a half ago. Wellington boots rub her cuts on her legs from that accident. She has to wear shoes and not go in the puddles. We had two children's umbrellas and each of us have a raincoat. We will be visiting Cornwall on Saturday for one week. We will take the rain gear and carry on with my planned sightseeing. We will do some indoor activities to like museums, art galleries, indoor swimming pools and indoor children's play centers. It seems that England and Denmark are having a wet summer in 2012. What a pity.

I may cancel my holiday if i was camping in a tent i would probably cancel as if it was too wet i may not have a dry place to sleep.Though i would not go on holiday in a tent in the first place.I do have a caravan though which i go away in and if the weather was bad i would probably still go away as the things i do tend to be very indoor related such as going to museums and things like that.The only reason that i may not go away is if the weather warning was really severe and may get stranded by floods or something.

Porco, when i was still young and going vacation with my siblings, we usually don't cancel our vacation. It seems like the weather didn't cause any problem to our vacation. since now i have a little child to bring along, i think i would have to cancel or maybe change the vacation area. For example, if the vacation area does include indoor, i prefer to stay more in the indoor area rather than spending time in the outdoor area. I prefer to lose some money rather than getting the whole family to falls ill and have to pay the doctor a visit during the vacation time.

This would have to depend on where my vacstion was. If i could still enjoy my vacation aside from the bade weather, i would see no need to cancel it. If the weather was playing a big part in my vacation plans, I might have to rethink them for a while.

I have to say i do not have other choices,for i'll wait in the hostel and that's also another different way to experience how local people live.For i will check th e weather forcast in advance and to arrange the next day travel.Plus,going the the city museum is also a way to experience local culture.

It depends on the type of activities we planned before hand. Of course whether they would refund some of the amount paid is another factor to be considered. If it is a sightseeing vacation, I would stil stick around if the weather is not too bad and that the venue is not dependent to the weather condition. Of course, some vacation spot would have sufficient indoor facilities to keep your stay entertaining too.

I think I would go and still have the vacation... well, I'd be thinking of cancelling it if I could get a refund and I'm going to somewhere where I would have been at the beach the entire time... like whe I go with my family... because if I could choose something myself, I'd hate just lying around on the beach. I do think sightseeing and walking in the streets can be done in bad weather. I'm not that fussy about this thing. I'm going to take my umbrella, some water-resistant boots, and go, not whine and complain about the weather... and rain has it's sentiment and romanticness, too. Also, when I go sightseeing, I usually visit museums and castles, too, so at least I can go somewhere dry as well :D.

If it was tent camping and not an RV or cabin, I would be inclined to bail due to rainy and cool weather. It's just not that fun to stay in a tent during such weather. However, it would be fine if it were an RV or cabin--even a very rustic one.

I suppose it would depend on where I was going and where was I lodging. As it is, I go to places now where there are plenty of things to go if there is a heavy rain. And I don´t mind stating in the hotel reading on a rainy day. I always take books and when I go out with friends I also place in my suitcase a couple of decks of cards.

If I lived in North America or anywhere where it was snowing, I would definitely, no question, cancel my trip, especially by plane. We have seen hundreds of people killed in aircraft where too much snow on the wings brought the plane down. A vacation would not be something I would not cancel if it predicted bad weather. I would cancel.

Not necessarily. It depends where I 'm going. If for example if was going to the beach and I knew beforehand that it was going to be rainy maybe I would but otherwise I don't think so. There are many ways to enjoy your holidays regardless of the weather. Probable buy a raincoat and enjoy the sights regardless.