Here’s one thing a friend does - every first day of every month the first thing that she does is to mark the non-working holidays. Can’t live a month without taking a break. And with a schedule in mind, she goes out to plan her mini-vacation.
First of all - mark the calendar. Mapping out the non-working holidays in a month or in a year will tell you where to go in a particular season. The seasons will determine a lot of things for you - like if you had hay fever you wouldn’t want to go out in fields during spring or if you get cold easily, you can go somewhere warm during winter. This means that if you can also file for an additional day off to maximize the time, then you can plan ahead.
When you have considered all these practical concerns, have everyone who’s coming with you discuss where they want to go. This way, you get to decide as a team where your vacation will be. If you don’t have a good lineup of ideas, you can go to vacation spots websites and see if you all can agree on something.
If you’re having difficulty on deciding what you want to do this time, why not list down the places you went to in the past? This way you will see what activities you haven’t done yet and look forward to doing new things.
Before you go, confirm your reservations. You have to do this because if you have problems with it later on, it could bring a lot of stress.
Bring a map with you if you haven’t been to your chosen vacation spot. Vacation time is limited, so you can’t afford to lose time getting lost.
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