Are you planning a vacation this year?

No.

Maybe 2022. Maybe.

We are going to keep doing what we have been doing—renting houses in driving distance in pretty places and hanging out at the house.

If things change a lot by summer, we may get more ambitious, but that is assuming that things only improve moderately.

I voted other. We are thinking of December, if things look good. Your OP said 6-8 months, and this is outside that range. We will both be vaccinated by then, hopefully, so that is our plan for now.

Yes. We'll rent a beach house like we always do. We did last summer with no problems. We drive straight there, the only ones who stay there are the three of us, and my ds and his family because they can be trusted with their precautions at home. Back in June we brought all of the food with us except for a few things like milk and ice cream, and I went shopping for those the next morning at 6:00 a.m. so I had the store to myself. We didn't go anywhere except the beach and the house, and we went on some walks and hikes. We'll do all that again.

We are going for two reasons
1) to eat at Hell’s Kitchen (the current season of the show is in Vegas and you can actually eat there)
2) to go to the opening of the new Meow Wolf

Those are the reasons we planned the trip, but we are also visiting The Mob Museum, The Neon Museum, MARVEL S.T.A.T.I.O.N., the Hoover Dam, and the Grand Canyon (and doing the Skywalk there).

All of the pools are heated and a lot of the hotels have indoor pools, too.

Another motivating factor for us is the 50 before 18 challenge and we need Nevada and Arizona.

But we also don’t consider this like a Big Family Vacation.

It’s just something fun to do with friends while we’re bored AF.

DH and I were just talking about whether to try to plan to go to Hawaii in December. We go every five years. DH is trying to get a job so we decided to wait until the end of March to make the decision. We really miss traveling, but DH’s older Mom is in our town and depends on DH for groceries and errands so we won’t go anywhere until things are relatively back to normal and DH feels it’s safe for her to go to the shops.

We're not going anywhere till we're vaccinated and probably not for a while after that. I'm hoping for a vaccine in the next couple months, but my husband is in the general population and it could take till fall for him. We're not even thinking about travel and I imagine it will be 2022 before we go anywhere. But I really hope I'm being too pessimistic and things will work out better than I think.

We plan to go to France when the borders open up. By then we will be vaccinated. We will likely drive because we want to take Emma (our lab). We plan to stay in an AirBnB in Provance.

If it seems safe, we plan to go to Scotland in September. I’m not sure and we’ll see what happens with the UK. Travel between France and the UK is essential travel only right now. If that doesn’t work out, we’ll likely go to the eastern side of Germany.

Of course, this all depends on how the numbers are doing and if it seems safe for the vaccinated to travel.

July is amazing in the mountains!  Maybe you'll have some wildlife photobomb a picture.

I sure as heck hope so. I have every intention of going to Kelowna in the summer, and I'd like to go to Seattle in the fall, so I am hoping we get our acts together & reopen the border. Enough is enough.

Yea, my kids are WAY more excited by hot tubs than pools, so I’m sure it’s going to work out. If we even have time for that.

We are planning to fly to another province in August. I think 3/4 of us will have been vaccinated by then, but probably not my 14 year old. We are assuming this summer looks at least as good as last summer, if not better in terms of case counts, and this also assumes interprovincial travel is OK'd by then. We're prepared to mask up and distance as much as possible while at our destination (which won't be hard to do as we'll be outdoors pretty much the whole time).

We're planning our first international trip for December 2021, right after Christmas.

I think this is fairly realistic based on current information, but we are also very much aware that these plans could be cancelled yet again.

We've just moved a cruise my entire extended family is taking to Alaska from July 2021 to July 2022.

Oh and the museums, restaurant, and attractions are limited to 25% capacity with advanced, timed tickets and reservations required for everything, so I feel like if you’re going to take kids, now is the perfect time to do it. Plus, our flight and hotel were crazy cheap and we’re staying at the Bellagio.

We will only go camping. With our own trailer, on our own. One week at the beach, another week at the mountains.
We’ve been this careful so far. So a year of non luxury vacay is fine with me.