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IMPORTANT THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING A TRAVEL DESTINATION. By Mindthetravel. com 1. CONSIDER THE WEATHER AND SEASON You have to take the weather into account when picking a vacation destination. You may want to avoid extreme hot and cold months and travel during spring break instead. Traveling in high (or low) tourist season will obviously affect your trip.you can choose your travel dates, it might be better to choose months with good weather in the shoulder season. This is because prices in high season go up, availability goes down, while shoulder season offers the best of both worlds with fewer people around. What do you prefer hot or cold weather? Winter or summer? While traveling in the low season can save you some cash and sometimes can work to your advantage, it can also have a huge impact if the weather conditions are not suitable to do the activities you had planned. You’re not going to get much of tan or enjoy hanging out by the beach with a cocktail if it’s raining all day because it’s the middle of the monsoon season. 2. COME UP WITH A TRAVEL DESTINATION If you’ve always had your heart set on going to Ghana. for example, why not make it happen? Don’t put off visiting as you never know when the journey’s going to end. Just be aware that dream destinations can sometimes disappoint you. Also, try to narrow down to countries (or better cities) that you really would love to visit into a kind of travel bucket list. This should help to cut your destination list down a bit. Where do you want to go? Would you like to swap tried and tested favorites for off-the-beaten-track destinations? For example If exploring cape coast in Ghana or hitting Business r beaches sounds more appealing to you than visiting London or Berlin this will make your choice a little bit easier. I love getting off the track most of the time but of course, the world’s most-visited attractions are to r for a reason – they’re incredible 3. CONSIDER VISITING NEW DESTINATIONS Traveling to a new country I have never been to before is always on my list. It’s all about prioritizing though. When I go back to the same city, I do my best to stay in a different hotel, eat in a different restaurant, create a different itinerary. We’re naturally inclined to go to places we have loved in the past, but plunging into the unknown can be very rewarding. 4. . PLAN YOUR TRAVEL BUDGET It goes without saying that money is a determining factor for many travelers when it comes to choosing a vacation destination. You don’t need those winning lottery numbers, nor rich parents to travel, but you also want to feel comfortable with the destination you choose, the seat class you fly in, and the hotel you are staying at without spending ridiculous amounts of money. If you’re asking yourself “where should I travel next?” you should also be asking the following: Do you want luxury vacations or you want to keep your budget low? Will you fly with a budget carrier or only in business or first class? Do you prefer boutique hotels? Or will you stay in an Airbnb? Will you stay in a hotel like this or in a hostel like that? Will your destination require brand new accessories for traveling? Is it possible to redeem airline or hotel miles and/or points to offset the cost? Which countries offer a favorable currency exchange rate? In general, traveling internationally is pricier than staying in the same country. However, in some cases, what you save on airfare when traveling close to home might get spent on fancier hotels and upscale restaurants. On the other hand, you will pay more for a ticket to Thailand, but the cost of travel there is less than close to home. 5. CONSIDER THE COST OF LIVING Naturally, if your travel destination is a low cost, your quality of life gets better. Finding the cheapest places to travel, will allow you to enjoy a better quality of life and stay longer.You can research a travel destination before you go and find out the cost of living. Use a collaborative online database like Numbeo and get a list of common expenses, such as a meal at a restaurant, a cup of coffee, public transportation, and more. Expatistan is a similar service that will let you compare the cost of living in your city to that of your destination. 6. PLANNING VS. SPONTAiNEITY Sometimes it is difficult to plan everything ahead, but even if your travel itinerary is clearly laid out, chances are you might want to change something or give up the original plan in favor of other places. I found careful planning to be a useful skill, but the best and most memorable moments happen when you add a bit of spontaneity. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with changing plans during the trip. I know a lot of last-minute travelers out there who only take into account the price of the ticket and their willingness to go. Of course, this approach isn’t suitable for everyone, and will likely deprive organized people of pleasures of engagement and careful planning. 7. SHORT-TERM TRAVEL VS LONG-TERM Depending on your interests and amount of time you have to travel, certain destinations deserve the attention and will make more sense than others. If you only have one or two weeks for a trip, it’s better to stick to one city or area. Rushing around trying to see as much as possible is something you want to avoid. Visiting only one place during a short-term trip allows you to avoid stress and provides more in-depth insight. Traveling long-term (a couple of months to play around) generally implies more options. When I go on a long-term trip I carefully read the reviews on the countries I’m going to visit. Some of them may drive you crazy with their insane traffic, beggars, and filthy streets. Visiting such countries can be frustrating and exhausting. It’s more convenient to start and end the trip in a place you already know. The process of exploring goes smoothly when you relaxed. 8. WHO ARE YOU TRAVELING WITH? Are you a solo traveler, a family, traveling as a couple, or with friends needless to say, the people you’re traveling with will have a huge impact on where you choose to go. 9. WHAT ARE MY GOALS? Another trap that is a travel burnout. This is a feeling typically signaled by emotional exhaustion and feelings of detachment or cynicism when you travel long-term in a new and unfamiliar environment.Traveling long-term (a couple of months to play around) generally implies more options. When I go on a long-term trip I carefully read the reviews on the countries I’m going to visit. Some of them may drive you crazy with their insane traffic, beggars, and filthy streets. Visiting such countries can be frustrating and exhausting. It’s more convenient to start and end the trip in a place you already know. The process of exploring goes smoothly when you relaxed.
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March 20, 2023
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