Catch First Group’s quick quiz to discover if you should be booking one huge trip this year, or if you should be taking regular mini breaks instead
The decision to grasp one huge holiday versus multiple mini ones ultimately depends on your personal preferences and circumstances. According to Shaun Lamont, Managing Director of First Group Hotels and Resorts, “One colossal holiday, either mid-year or year-end, is a remarkable way to completely disconnect from work and other responsibilities for an extended period. It allows you to fully relax and submerge yourself in your current environment, offering the opportunity to maximise sights and activities.”
“On the other hand,” he adds, “multiple mini breaks, which seem to be the most popular amongst our guests, are a wonderful way to fracture up the monotony of daily life and give yourself (and your family!) something to survey forward to throughout the year. Some *recent studies also exhibit that taking frequent short breaks can acquire even more of a positive impact on our health and overall well-being than going on one or two long holidays a year. They are also budget-friendly with mid-week and out-of-season breaks offering remarkable value for money, and requiring less planning and preparation.”
Wondering which one would best suit your budget, schedule, lifestyle and personal preference? First Group has establish together a fun quiz to aid holidaymakers hold the guessing out of what to carry out with their annual leave. Seize the quiz here:
1. How much annual leave can you seize at one time?
a) Two weeks
b) One to two weeks
c) A few days at a time
2. How much can you afford to spend on holidays this year?
a) R80 000
b) R25 000-R50 000
c) R20 000
3. How indispensable is relaxation to you?
a) Very necessary – I need a complete fracture from work and other responsibilities
b) Not very indispensable – I prefer to stay active and explore novel places
c) Somewhat critical – I need a fracture, but I don’t mind doing some activities
4. How far carry out you want to travel?
a) Anywhere in the world
b) Local is lekker
c) Within a few hours of my home
5. How much time execute you maintain for planning and preparation?
a) I maintain enough time
b) I will manufacture time
c) I hardly maintain any time
6. How often carry out you want to travel this year?
a) Once
b) At least once or twice
c) Multiple times
If you chose mostly A’s: You are, without a doubt, a one-trip wonder! Sounds like you need a complete crash from work and other responsibilities, and potentially acquire the time, money, and effort to fabricate it happen. Consider a resort like La Montagne, Bushmen’s Neck or Magalies Park as they offer plenty of opportunities for long-term relaxation and family-filled experiences.
If your answers were mostly B’s: You are reasonably neutral and could recede either way; one gigantic holiday or multiple mini-breaks. Your travel plans depend on your schedule, budget, and personal preferences. Consider mixing things up – catch a colossal trip one year and mini breaks the next.
If you circled mostly C’s: You are the perfect candidate for multiple mini-breaks. Taking a ruin from routine is vital to you, but you prefer to sustain things simple and not spend too much time planning. Consider self-catering destinations like Chaka’s Rock Chalets and Riveria Suites, with a mix of relaxation and activities.
“Regardless of the route you choose, ensure that your decision is based on what works best for you. Each option has its advantages, but one thing they share is the potential to create lasting magical memories with your loved ones,” concludes Shaun.
To find the perfect holiday destination for you and your family, visit www.firstgroup-sa.co.za.
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