There are two types of travellers; the planner or the relaxed and unplanned. Each good in their own way, but big benefits come from having a plan.
5 reasons you should be a travel planner; organisation, money saving, back up plan, trip enjoyment and because you’re awesome!
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Organisation
Being a natural organiser you will have an itinerary of where to go and what to do. Well informed and research done.
Once the trip is confirmed, you can relax. The ultimate goal for travellers is to have a nice relaxing, enjoyable vacation. Right?
Planners save money
You’ll save big money. Anyone with the organisational DNA, will book before they leave. This ridiculously simple act saves big money.
Booking early means you can get discounts on flights, hotels, car, tours and more. You pay in local money, so you save on currency conversion.
Everything is paid for. The only thing left to decide is how much spending money to take!
If you aren’t doing this why not? Give it a try, I know you can do it!
Back-up plan ready
You are prepared for the unexpected. You take out travel insurance. The planner has a ‘plan B’ just in case. You know who to contact if in trouble.
The security from planning gives you peace of mind. You are prepared if disaster strikes and know what to do next.
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Have better trips
You will get more out of your trips. No wasted time in your travel itinerary. A better trip full of enjoyment, pleasure and chance to see and do more.
You’re awesome
Smart travellers are planners. Being smart means saving more money, avoiding disruptive situations and protecting yourself. Travel is simply better when you plan.
You’re such an epic planner, that family and friends want you to plan their trips too.
Planners of the world, I applaud you! Spontaneous souls, you’re awesome too!
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Linda is an Amazon author, writer and travel blogger. Her website The Smart Travelista offers travel resources and tips via her blog, books, videos and more.
