Building a Do-Nothing Vacation

When the idea of traveling comes to mind, most people think about the itineraries that they need to follow and what promos they should prepare for. However, what if we told you that a vacation where you won’t have to overexert yourself is also possible? 

That’s exactly what a do-nothing vacation follows: no plans, problems, and stress—just pure, unadulterated enjoyment and mindfulness.

Do-nothing vacations explained

Within the last few years, vacations have inadvertently become an entire overwhelming form of competition wherein travelers are compelled to cram in as many activities and items as possible into their itineraries. 

Now, while there may not be anything wrong with trying to maximize the opportunities that one comes across on a special trip, the game of “who can do the most” ultimately makes the entire experience counterproductive. Imagine this: instead of properly enjoying your trip by taking your time and experiencing as you go, you end up pressuring yourself to see and do everything without being able to fully enjoy the experience.

Sounds absolutely nonsensical and devoid of logic, right? Well, this is where do-nothing vacations can provide a solution for better vacation experiences. 

A do-nothing vacation is simply an approach to local and international trips that enforces a more relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere when planning for a vacation. Instead of pressuring yourself with uptight schedules and packed plans, going on a strict do-nothing vacation entails living in the moment, going with the flow, and relaxing far away from home.

A step-by-step guide to planning do-nothing vacations

To better illustrate how you can put together an unforgettable do-nothing vacation, let’s go over each step in greater detail and use a trip to Phuket as an example: 

Step #1: Pick a destination 

The first step of putting an enjoyable do-nothing vacation together is to settle on a particular destination that you’d like to experience in the most relaxing way possible. In this case, we’ve settled on the serene and beautiful shores of Phuket by the Andaman Sea for the ultimate do-nothing vacation experience.

Step #2: Select a relaxing accommodation option

When it comes to picking a place to stay during your vacation, the main guideline to keep in mind is that you’ll essentially need a type of accommodation that will help you get into the most relaxed state possible. For instance, The houses world-class service, drinks by the pool, and otherworldly spa treatments and facilities—perfect for a time of relaxation! 

Step #3: File your leave, turn off your work phone, and cut off communication

An integral part of a do-nothing vacation is making sure that your entire experience is as peaceful and uninterrupted as possible. Keep in mind that this type of vacation often entails taking work out of the equation for this short period. Once you’ve managed to pick the date and place where you’d like to go, file your leaves accordingly and tell your bosses or supervisors in advance that you can’t be reached during your vacation period.

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