Review: My review on The 365 Day Vacation
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
Going on vacation is something most of us don’t have a chance to do often. It’s a good way to release stress and get away from everyday problems of one’s life. For the ones that are not fortunate enough to be able to go on vacation on a regular basis, when the opportunity does arise there are several obstacles that can get in the way. Some of us have children to think about, and if you are a couple you often times just want to get away without the kids. Some of us have house sitting to think about, depending on the neighborhood you live in. Transportation, for example the best and most inexpensive way to get to your destination. Food and entertainment while on vacation can be very expensive and become obstacles instead of pleasures. The question is, do we have enough finances to be able to handle all of these obstacles? After reading the e-book, “The 365 Day Vacation” I found a lot of tips to ease the stress of the potential obstacles mentioned in this review. One of the great points mentioned in this book is some of the countries are pretty inexpensive to travel to. Countries like Thailand, Peru, Bolivia, Nepal, and Romania are just a few that were mentioned. These countries I would love to visit on a vacation and I’m betting most of you would as well. It is said in the book that these countries are far less expensive to visit than most of the dream vacation countries like the luxury European vacations. Other countries like Costa Rica, Greece and Argentina are also idea for less cost than other countries of our dreams. One of the reasons the writer gives for these countries being less expensive than other vacation spots is that most people are skeptical about traveling to these countries due to the political unrest or the natural disasters. What most people don’t realize is such problems only affect one small region at a time. One important fact to remember when visiting these countries, like most countries Americans visit outside of the United States, is to make sure you get vaccinated before traveling to these countries. Other tips the writers give about when to schedule your travel and pricing is very informative. Take advantage of everything that is within a day’s drive around your vacation spot. This is a very cheap way to be able to see a lot of attractions and exciting things in other neighboring towns and cities while also ensuring that you keep focus on your safety while visiting your destination. The writer also touches on other tips like lodging, food and drink, seeing the sites, and other great ways you can enjoy your vacation without having to spend a lot of money. I recommend this great e-book for anyone looking for the most inexpensive way to enjoy ones dream vacation.