Easy GoingThe Great Escape The Stress-Free, Money- Saving Vacation Guide. It’s Time for an Escape PlanEasy to Go. The workforce today proves to be a fairly stressful environment for most people. Meetings, trainings, and projects can be intimidating, and soon enough we lose all hope to take some time for ourselves. It's not long before the amount of untouched vacation days reaches the ridiculous number of 577429 million each year. That's the ridiculous number of vacation days Americans leave untouched every year. But choosing to skip out on our vacation days, And we're missingus miss out on more than just margaritas and sunbathinsuntanstan lines. Vacations help us feel less sremove stresstensepressioned, and fatiguetired. – a they can help be more satisfied with our relationships. So whether your goal is to some reason, our dreams of hanging looselie motionless in Costa Rica, chasinge lions in Namibia, or tacking on a few playdaysplay days toonto a your business trip into Paris hardly seem to turn into reality. Instead of being the master ofbeing a master of, it's high time you got out ofescaped the office and became a adventure. Dodge. (Sidebar) Excuse Busters Think you can't swing a vacation? Think again. The excuse: I can't afford it. Oh, please: Put your plasma-TV dreams on hold and start savingand open a travel e-savings account with Citibank, says Tim Leffel, author of Make Your Travel Dollars Worth a Fortune! D. Depositing $25 a week for 6 months will save you $6500. If that doesn't cover your flight and hotel, consider a budget-friendly road or camping trip. Furkot.comRoadtrippers.com and Road Trip USA offer cool routes andcustom or planned routes with fun places to stop along the way options, and National Park Reservations has a list of parks with cabins and hotels.
The excuse: I have too much work!