Passengers remain in Tunisia following the cancellation of an EasyJet flight departing from Belfast City Airport.
One individual stated that securing a way home for his wife, children and mother has cost him more than £4,000.
He explained that his mother requires heart medication and the group must monitor her remaining supply while the situation persists.
The family have been arranged flights to Brussels with a seven-hour connection before continuing to Dublin on Wednesday.
They were told they could face waiting up to ten days for further transport options.
BBC News Northern Ireland reported on the disruption affecting dozens of holidaymakers.
No official statement from EasyJet regarding the cause or resolution timeline was provided in the available information.
The specific costs incurred by the family have not been confirmed beyond the individual's account.
Passengers are currently awaiting confirmation of their onward travel arrangements from Brussels to Dublin.
The delay impacts a significant number of people who had booked holidays through Belfast City Airport.
Details on the total number of affected passengers remain limited in current reports.
No further updates were available regarding the status of the flights or compensation claims at this time.