Summary

This Power BI travel package pricing dashboard helps users compare the total and per-person cost of holiday options. It breaks package prices into flights, baggage, accommodation, food, local transport, attractions, and tourist taxes.

The dashboard was created by Jude Onuh for the September 2026 FP20 Analytics ZoomCharts Challenge. It was selected as the winning report for the Summer Travel Data Analytics challenge.

Key Insights of the Power BI Travel Package Pricing Dashboard

The report presents holiday pricing through cost, destination, and time-based views. Its main areas of analysis include:

• Total package cost: compare the complete estimated price of different holiday options
• Per-person pricing: evaluate package affordability at an individual traveller level
• Cost breakdown: examine the contribution of flights, baggage, accommodation, food, transport, attractions, and tourist taxes
• Destination comparison: explore how package pricing varies across geographic locations
• Travel-date analysis: investigate how available package costs change across departure periods

Drill Down Combo Bar, Map, and Timeline visuals connect cost comparisons with destinations and travel dates. Interactive filtering makes it easy to move from a portfolio-level view to a selected location, period, or package-cost component.

How to Use This Power BI Travel Package Pricing Dashboard

Click a cost category, map location, or timeline period to filter the related package options. Combine selections to compare destinations, departure dates, total costs, and per-person prices from different perspectives.

Download the PBIX template to review the data model, calculations, report structure, and visual settings in Power BI Desktop. Connect it to your own travel data and adjust the destinations, dates, package components, and pricing measures as needed.