While thinking about a vacation, what comes to mind first?

[Shavkat]

The first thing that comes to mind is not to wake up early. In my family, I volunteered to prepare the lunch box for my niece. It is how Uncle's Duty works. Besides, I treat her as my daughter.

 

[Cherry123]

it id always the new things I would see, eating new food, meeting new people and having new experience

 

[Shavkat]

it id always the new things I would see, eating new food, meeting new people and having new experience

This is what we need to learn more about other people's cultures and practices.

 

[bestwriter]

Free from household chores. Hoping to have a blast with what will unfold.

 

[Cherry123]

This is what we need to learn more about other people's cultures and practices.

That's right, this is one of the reasons I love to visit new places to learn new things and way of life

 

[Ginger]

I have been planning for a vacation in the Philippines for a long time but till now not successful

 

[MYC]

Seeing new places, learning new cultures.

 

[raaman]

The relaxation I get. that is always worth it.

 

[Ginger]

The relaxation, calmness, no stress and worries, great locations and scenarios

 

[MrDawn]

Normally when I think of vacation, it is often Florida because of how many times I've been there over the years.

 

[Cam]

For me, the first thing that comes to my mind is the cost. Vacations can quickly become very expensive, and I try not to break the budget.

 

[Nomad]

When I think about vacation, the mighty Himalayas come in my mind. I live in a country where 8 of the world top 14 mountains are located.

 

[Lämmchen]

Getting to sleep in a nice hotel and not having to cook or clean. That's a nice vacation for me.

 

[Cherry123]

Seeing new places, learning new cultures.

Yes a lot of people thinks about seeing new places and people. You can also add food to it.

 

[You]

When thinking about a vacation, relaxation comes to mind first. I imagine myself on a tranquil beach, soaking up the sun's warm rays, and listening to the sound of waves gently lapping against the shore.