Welcome to R-Slash, am I the bad guy? Where OP sister expects OP to pay for her $2000 vacation?

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Am I the bad guy for not paying for my sister's vacation because she won't agree to babysits?

I'm a 32 year old man, and my family is planning a vacation for this summer. The people who are

going are both my parents, my older brother and my sister-in-law, my younger sister Camilla,

who's 22, and my husband and my two kids, a 10 year old girl, and an eight year old boy. We're

planning to stay in a resort for two weeks. This will obviously be a bit expensive. At least $2000

per person, and this is an enormous amount of money in my currency. My sister Camilla is in

her last semester of university, and will start a full-time job in August. Right now, she's not

working, and she lives with my parents. I'm not passing judgment on her for being unemployed,

because my brother and I went through the same thing at her age. Camilla called me last week

to ask if we could pay for her ticket and accommodations. My parents would pay for food and activities.

My husband and I can comfortably afford our family, but adding Camilla would put financial pressure

on us. I told her that I would discuss it with my husband, and then I'd call her. So my husband

and I agreed that we'd be willing to pay for her if she would babysit our kids on certain occasions.

Of course, not every day, and not without notice, but at least twice a week for two hours for two

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