I think I'd try to make the best of the situation and extend my vacation. I'd try to make the few extra extended days perhaps a little different from the usual running around. Usually on vacations, I'm trying to see all the sights, do all the activities. I think if I had a few extra days, I'd like to really just relax, find a routine in the new city, really just let it all soak in. It would be a good way to refresh and know how the locals go about their daily lives.
I'd probably explore parts of the city that weren't so touristy. See where the locals hang out, eat more scrumptious food, etc. =)
April 16, 2010 at 7:42 PM
If you've been keeping up with the volcanic activity in Iceland, then you already know that many airports have closed because of the ash cloud over Europe. We don't want to downplay the situation, but we couldn't help but wonder what it's like to extend a vacation because of grounded air travel.
If you took a trip and were suddenly forced to extend your vacation by a few days, what would you do with your extra time?
Would you try to work remotely? Would you take it as a chance to explore a neighboring city? How would you make the best of this bad situation?
posted by CHICKS ROCK! at 10:30 AM on Apr 16, 2010
"Friday Forum: Change of Plans"
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I think I'd try to make the best of the situation and extend my vacation. I'd try to make the few extra extended days perhaps a little different from the usual running around. Usually on vacations, I'm trying to see all the sights, do all the activities. I think if I had a few extra days, I'd like to really just relax, find a routine in the new city, really just let it all soak in. It would be a good way to refresh and know how the locals go about their daily lives.
April 16, 2010 at 2:47 PM
I'd probably explore parts of the city that weren't so touristy. See where the locals hang out, eat more scrumptious food, etc. =)
April 16, 2010 at 7:42 PM