Top Six Travel Myths

fultoncs
Aug 5
2 min read

Let's debunk some common travel misconceptions and uncover the truth behind them:

1. Travel is a waste of money

As we mature, our needs simplify, but our desire for quality time with loved ones grows. Traveling together removes distractions and allows us to focus on cherished moments.
Experiencing different cultures enriches our lives by highlighting our shared humanity and fostering understanding.

2. It's cheaper to book flights on Tuesdays

Contrary to popular belief, there's no specific day for cheaper bookings. However, flying on Tuesdays or Wednesdays often offers better deals than other weekdays.
Avoid booking flights 2-4 weeks before travel, as prices tend to be higher due to corporate demand.

3. Circulated air on flights makes you sick

Airplanes use HEPA filters that blend fresh and recirculated air, ensuring comfort and safety.
If you catch a cold after a flight, it's usually due to disrupted routines rather than air quality.

4. The best place to exchange money is at the airport

While convenient, airport currency exchanges often offer poorer rates. Plan ahead and contact your local bank for better rates before traveling.
Using your credit card in local currency can also save on exchange fees.

5. Always pick a hotel that serves breakfast

While complimentary breakfast is convenient, it may not always justify the cost. Exploring local eateries can offer more memorable dining experiences.
Avoid hotels with pricey breakfast add-ons, and opt for flexibility to enjoy local cuisine.

6. Travel is restful

Vacations provide relaxation, while trips offer exploration and growth. Both break routines and boost creativity, enhancing productivity upon return.
Embrace travel as a chance to rejuvenate and gain new perspectives on life.

Travel is one of the most rewarding investments you can make. It’s not about doing it the “right” way. It’s about doing it in a way that aligns with your values, your budget, and the memories you want to create.

If you’re ready to cut through the noise and plan a trip that’s meaningful, intentional, and unforgettable, email me today to start planning.