The objective of this thesis is to analyze the individual decision-making process of a city short trip traveler. To this end, the theoretical part of the work examines the essential individual, interpersonal, and external influencing factors that significantly determine the decision-making process. Furthermore, the most important sub-decisions that must be made for a city short vacation are presented. The empirical part of the work focuses on a specific aspect of these sub-decisions, namely the evaluation of various activity programs, referred to as bundles. The analysis revealed that the key individual influencing factors include the motivation, attitude, and personality of the city short trip traveler. Additionally, it was found that family is the most significant interpersonal influencing factor, and obstacles such as lack of resources exist.