How to Share a Vacation When You Have Different Interests

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It won’t end up being a good vacation where only one person is having all the fun while the others feel left out and bored. Find a destination that provides at least one or two activities to please everyone who is going. To do this, it's recommended that you:
Take a poll of different destinations. Have each family member make destination suggestions and reasons why each destination is desirable. In addition to stating why you’d like to visit this destination, have realistic reasons why everyone else would have a good time too.
Have each family member determine what they could do at each destination being considered. For example, if your husband wants to take a ski trip, but you don’t ski, consider what would be appealing to you about the trip, such as ice skating, outdoor hot tubing, or a visiting the resort spa. It might also be as simple as taking the opportunity to have a rest and catch up on some reading, writing or ideas-storming. Whatever it is, they must be alternatives that you're comfortable with.