Does the U.S. Constitution place any limitations on how long a U.S. President can be on vacation?
<p>I am curious to know if the U.S. Constitution places any limitations on how long a U.S. President can be on vacation.</p>

<h2 id="not-directly-jc5o">Not directly</h2>
<p>However, a President who is unable to discharge their duties (by being on vacation or otherwise) can be dealt with by either:</p>
<ul>
<li>the vice-President and Cabinet invoking the 25th amendment and declaring the President unable to perform their duties,</li>
<li>by the House impeaching the President for the “high crime and misdemeanour” of not doing her job. If convicted by the Senate, the person is no longer President.</li>
</ul>

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