Enjoy A Stress-Free Vacation with these Tips
With the emergence of the PISO fare offered by various airlines, Filipinos have taken advantage of going on vacations practically any time of the year. And what makes them all go crazy is when they find a really cheap fare going to some international destinations such as Korea. Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand just to name a few. We know that although we may have saved a lot with the airfare, still we need to worry about the place where we would be staying and the amount of cash that we need to bring.
If you have a deep pocket, then money matters would be the least of your worries. But to those who would just like to be in another country and experience another culture which may be different or a bit similar to ours, then every peso surely counts.
But first of all, what do you intend to do once you reach your desired destination? Will you be interested to visit famous places or would you just be mall-hopping and be having countless selfies to be shared on Facebook and Instagram? Whatever your reason may be, you need to have some cash with you. So how much would you need to have for this trip?
Tips on How To Make The Most Out Of Your Holiday
It may be easy for you to spot a sale seat. But before you even think of planning for your next vacation, determine,
· If you have the resources to have a vacation and if your schedule truly allows you to be free on your desired dates.
· Once you have booked an airline ticket, make sure to look for the most affordable and conveniently located hotel. WARNING: You may be easily inclined to book at a hotel with great photos. Be sure to check the reviews prior to booking.
· Use Google maps to determine which ideal places to go where your hotel is situated.
· Pack the appropriate number and types of clothes. Check the weather forecast in the place you are staying. ALERT: If you are planning to go to Taiwan this December and would be planning to bring thick clothes, think again. The temperature is not as cold as it has always been. However, do bring along a jacket or two and an umbrella. The temperature is expected to drop by end of December.
· Check if your hotel accommodations offer airport transfer. If not, check how much it would cost from the airport to the hotel. You may opt to ride a taxi, shuttle, or train.
· The night market is usually the best place to purchase souvenir items.
· Be sure to carry along with you the currency of the country you are visiting. The exchange rate may be lower here.
· If one of your tours include sacred places such as temples, be sure to wear appropriate clothes. Tourists are advised not to wear revealing clothes and slippers. There are also certain places which taking pictures are not allowed. Be sure to follow their rules and regulations pertaining to respecting their sacred places.
· Always make it a habit to carry along a hat/cap or umbrella with you. The weather these days can be unpredictable.
· It may be wise to bring along snacks with you while going to different places instead of searching to places where to buy them. Pack a few crackers and nuts in your luggage.
· If you plan to visit various places, check with the hotel that you are staying at if they offer any tour or you can also check it online prior to leaving.
· Hire a guide. This would ensure that you get to visit the great places in the country. After every tour, tipping the tourist guides is recommended. Additionally, during peak season, certain places can get too crowded and it may not be as satisfying if you are trying to squeeze yourself into the crowd.
The combination of an unplanned itinerary, language barrier, cultural difference and exhaustion due to going to the different places can ruin your very much anticipated vacation. You can save a lot of time and money when you have planned your holiday wisely. We hope that these simple tips can help you make your vacation a wonderful experience and would encourage you to see more of the world in the coming days.
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