Stressed out... vacation suggestions needed Autor de la hebra: Doreen Stacey
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I have been working without breaks for the last 5 years. I have been enjoying my work that I have forgotten to take some time off. Recently, I suddenly felt so tired and wanting to have a vacation which my superiors approved of. The thing is, I have no idea where to go. I just want to relax, to read and enjoy a view. Any suggestions?
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Diana Coada (X) 
Reino Unido
Local time: 01:36
portugués al inglés
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Hawaii and the Caribbean islands right next to you...
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Tom in London
Reino Unido
Local time: 01:36
Miembro 2008
italiano al inglés
Doreen Stacey wrote:
I have been working without breaks for the last 5 years. I have been enjoying my work that I have forgotten to take some time off. Recently, I suddenly felt so tired and wanting to have a vacation which my superiors approved of. The thing is, I have no idea where to go. I just want to relax, to read and enjoy a view. Any suggestions?
Rent an apt as high up as possible, in midtown Manhattan. It's quiet up there, and the view is pleasing by day and night. Lots of good bookshops close by.
[Edited at 2014-12-29 17:57 GMT]
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| Enviable position! | Dec 29, 2014 |
I envy you... I wish my only problem was deciding where to go!
You don't give us much to go on! What does relaxation mean to you? Is it a city or a remote island community? You say you want a view... tropical beach or snow-capped mountains?
What's your budget? Five-star hotel or something kinder to your wallet?
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Paul Lambert
Suecia
Local time: 02:36
Miembro 2006
sueco al inglés
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Then you absolutely must take some time off. Not too easy to get called back to work or rush back to the office from Pitcairn.
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| Go to an isolated place in the mountains | Dec 30, 2014 |
What I can recommend, based on my own experience, is going to the mountains...
somewhere a bit isolated (no internet connection!), being provided with a room and food, having great views... not really any of the posh ski resorts...
and also, although you may prefer to read - what will be rewarding at the end, go to a place where you will have to exert your physical strengths... maybe three hours' walk off the nearest road and some 600 m higher...
I do not mean taking a ... See more What I can recommend, based on my own experience, is going to the mountains...
somewhere a bit isolated (no internet connection!), being provided with a room and food, having great views... not really any of the posh ski resorts...
and also, although you may prefer to read - what will be rewarding at the end, go to a place where you will have to exert your physical strengths... maybe three hours' walk off the nearest road and some 600 m higher...
I do not mean taking a risk climbing mountains or icefalls... just leaving for a quite place where you can hear a snowflake falling...
and bet it works!
Good luck and enjoy your free time!
Jitka ▲ Collapse
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Doreen Stacey wrote:
...The thing is, I have no idea where to go.
Asking where to spend your holiday is a bit weird in my opinion. We don't know you.
The best holiday time I had was in the Australian outback with a small group of strangers and a big truck. Seeing Ayer's rock was one my dreams, and it came true. But it's totally personal and nobody recommended me that. And that was before watching Wolf's Creek.
Don't you have a dream? the Machu Pichu? Grand Canyon? Snorkeling? Uluru? Pompei? Stonehenge? Gobi desert? Halong Bay? Venice? Carribeans? Whales? Pyramids? Angkor temples? Teotihuacan? Skiing? Petra? Island's volcanos? Ibiza? Sailing?
If you really have no idea:
1) define your budget and duration
2) determine how fit you are
3) choose between backpack/shoestring setup, luxurious/all amenities environment or a shade between the two
4) draw a circle whose diameter is related to the questions above and with your starting point as the centre. 5) Pick whatever is near the circle's perimeter.
Enjoy whatever destination you choose.
Philippe
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Tina Vonhof (X)
Canadá
Local time: 18:36
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| The US and beyond | Dec 31, 2014 |
There are lots of nice places in the US where you can go with a short flight or even driving (which I find very relaxing in itself). If you can afford it, come to Banff in Canada. The mountains are beautiful in the winter and you can ski or explore any of the numerous walking trails. If you want sun and beaches, you could go to Los Cabos in Baja California. Look online for vacation packages, the choices are endless really.
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| Visit Nepal! | Dec 31, 2014 |
Hi
Nepal is a beautiful destination. Tracking in the mountains and hills are awesome tasks. Pokhara, Kathmandu and other beautiful destinations of Nepal will surely win your heart.
If needed, I will guide you to get an appropriate tour package too. You will just need to land in Kathmandu airport.
Is there anything else you need?
Enjoy in the best possible manner because pleasure ... See more Hi
Nepal is a beautiful destination. Tracking in the mountains and hills are awesome tasks. Pokhara, Kathmandu and other beautiful destinations of Nepal will surely win your heart.
If needed, I will guide you to get an appropriate tour package too. You will just need to land in Kathmandu airport.
Is there anything else you need?
Enjoy in the best possible manner because pleasure and peace are two important 'p's of life, which one should never miss. Profession can surely be continued afterwards.
Your Friend,
Prakash Sharma ▲ Collapse
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Annie Estéphan
Canadá
Local time: 20:36
Miembro 2010
inglés al francés
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| Punta Cana, Dominican Republic | Jan 3, 2015 |
I just came back from Punta Cana....the second time this year:) It's so beautiful and relaxing, in an all-inclusive resort, all you think about is having fun and relaxing. Our children LOVED it too, so everyone was happy:)
We took the Grand Bahia Principe resort...great resort:)
Here's the link: http://www.bahia-principe.com/en/
Good luck:)
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