Travel Tip of the Week

Jan 3, 2016 | Weekly Wonders

Check your calendar before planning your itinerary.

Check for long weekends; or a working day flanked with two public holidays. If there are any public holidays just before or after your preferred dates, club them in to plan a longer trip.
That way, you’ll be able to plan your dates better, and make the most of a holiday/long weekend.

Travel Tip idea courtesy of Rashmi (MindandLifeMatters)

With this, I’d like to announce the end of Weekly Wonders features. I hope you enjoyed reading my Travel Tips and will find them useful.

 

 

Piyusha Vir

Piyusha Vir

Piyusha Vir is a writer, artist, a CELTA-certified English Language trainer, and a Creative Writing Coach. About me

3 Comments

    • Wandering Soul

      As the last Travel Tip post, I had really wanted to write a tip that was suggested by someone else. Managed to do that, even though in a twisted, indirect way 😀 Thanks so much for contributing! 😀

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