Even the most avid travelers in the world would probably agree that a long journey, whether a business trip or a vacation, can truly sap your energy. Here are some tips for avoiding fatigue on an extended trip.
Travel with Panic Attacks
Around six million Americans a year suffer from panic attacks, with women more likely affected than men, reports the Anxiety Disorders Association of America. The physical and mental symptoms of panic attacks make them terrifying both to experience and to witness. People who suffer from panic attacks may avoid traveling for fear of having an attack in a confined space. There are a few simple steps that may help reduce your chance of having an attack while you are traveling.
Become a IATA-Approved Travel Agent
The International Airline Travel Agent Network (IATAN) is a list of travel agents who work with international airlines to provide global travel to customers. Upon receiving accreditation with IATAN, travel agents will be assigned to a unique ID number to use when booking tickets and managing other travel arrangements through IATAN. All types of travel agents, whether storefront or home-based, potentially can qualify for IATAN accreditation.
Price My Travel Trailer
When you are ready to sell your travel trailer, how you price the trailer will determine how competitive your classified listing will be. According to the Travel Trailer Bluebook Guide, “you need to spend some time familiarizing yourself with the market by studying travel trailer blue book values, sales and pricing trends and industry information. Values can vary significantly from region to region so be sure and study resources beyond blue book.”
Save for Travel
The economy is on a downward slope, but you want to save for a vacation. Whether national or international travel, the pennies will add up if you put them aside. Here's how you can save money and get away from it all, even if just for a little while.