How to Avoid Hitting the Fatigue Wall on Your vacation

By: Susan Sherren for  Couture Trips
Published: March 29, 2002 5:45 PM

 We all look forward with great anticipation to our well-deserved vacations. After months of planning, the big departure day arrives, our bags are packed, tickets purchased, and the itinerary is just the perfect mix of activities. 
It is not uncommon after this great anticipation, planning, and hype to experience fatigue while we are supposed to be enjoying our days away from work and routines. How can you combat hitting a wall of fatigue and exhaustion while on vacation?
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​Be realistic in the planning phase.
Pace yourself when you are away. Cramming two weeks' worth of activities into seven days will leave you frustrated and extremely tired.
At Couture Trips, we incorporate a bell-curve planning method into our itineraries. Ease into your activities, make the midpoint of your vacation pulse with the most exciting and most active adventures, then wind it down again before departure.

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