What Not To Do When Traveling This Valentine’s Day

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Valentine’s Day will be here before you know it. For Valentine’s Day, about 5% of gift givers plan on giving the gift of travel. If you plan on traveling you need to make sure that your travel arrangements are solidified and that you plan accordingly. In order to make the day special for your significant other, you need to know what to do and what not to do when it comes to traveling for Valentine’s Day.

Book A Trip Just Because It’s Cheap
Yes, we all like to save money, but you shouldn’t book a trip for Valentine’s Day just because it’s cheap. A lot of the time a last minute trip is cheap for a reason. Things like desolate cities and cramped accommodations may look good when it comes to prices, but when it all comes down too it they can make a trip unpleasant.

Fail To Plan Enough Travel Time
Being that President’s Day falls a couple of days after Valentine’s Day, this means a three day weekend for many. Even though essentially you get an extra day to travel for this weekend getaway, you still need to make sure that you actually plan enough time for your trip. Realistically your getaway will probably only be about 72 hours at the most and you don’t want to spend the majority of this time getting to and from your destination.

Opt Not To At Least Pack A Card
We know that the trip is part of your Valentine’s Day gift to your significant other, but it may not be enough. This is especially true if you are the type of couple that travels a lot. You should at least pack a card to give to that special person on Valentine’s Day. This simple gesture will be much appreciated. After all, your partner will most likely be getting you something and you don’t want to feel foolish with nothing to give to them when the time comes.

Forgo Planning Activities
Don’t just wing it and not plan any activities while you are traveling. While hanging out at a hotel and enjoying the amenities is fun, your significant other will most likely want to see some of the destination that you all are traveling too. If you do a little bit of research on the city that you are visiting you will probably be able to come up with several romantic activities that you can enjoy with your partner.

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Sue Lobo
Sue, our esteemed Operations Manager, has been honored as a Top Travel Specialist by Condé Nast Traveler for 2023 and 2024. With over 25 years of experience in the travel industry, Sue brings a wealth of expertise to our company, particularly in the areas of group travel, event planning, and blogging. As a passionate traveler herself, Sue has explored more than 20 countries across three continents, including captivating destinations such as Cuba, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates. Her firsthand experiences allow her to provide invaluable insights and recommendations to our clients, ensuring that their travel dreams become a reality. Sue's dedication to the travel industry extends beyond her role as Operations Manager. She has successfully coordinated over 200 travel groups, meticulously planning and executing each trip to perfection. Her attention to detail and commitment to excellence have earned her a reputation as a trusted and reliable travel professional. In addition to her operational expertise, Sue is a gifted writer at heart. She leverages her writing skills to share her love of travel and provide consumers with essential industry-related news and updates. Her engaging blog posts offer a unique perspective on the world of travel, inspiring others to embark on their own adventures. When she's not planning extraordinary trips or writing captivating travel content, Sue indulges in her passion for cooking, exploring the diverse flavors and culinary traditions of the places she visits. With her unwavering enthusiasm and extensive knowledge, Sue continues to be an integral part of our team, ensuring that every traveler's experience is truly unforgettable.