Spring Break Checklist

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• Choose your destination.

Where are you going to travel to? You need to decide on the best place where you will spend your time during wonderful dates. Use the web search to find fairy places and destinations. Also you can contact your travel agent to get necessary information. For your consideration, here are the most popular destinations 2011: Miami and South Beach (Florida), Panama City (Florida), Puerto Vallarta (Mexico), Acapulco (Mexico), Bahamas and Jamaica (Caribbean countries), South Padre Island (Texas), Amsterdam, London and Paris (Europe), the Crimea (Ukraine).

• Make your S pring Break schedule.

How much time are you going to spend on your vacation? Usually students and families spend one week. You can develop a S pring Break schedule to plan your vacation duration and estimate transportation time. We recommend using VIP Task Manager software to develop detailed schedules and time-based todo lists.

• Decide on how many friends will travel with you.

Remember as many people travel with you as higher discounts you’re likely to get. Usually travel agencies provide students with special packages and vacation deals. For instance, if your group includes 10 travelers, you may gain a special discount rate that’s half the price cheaper than if your group will be of 5 persons. Also there can be some all inclusive deals provided to families and students as if they book a package with certain destinations. Contact your travel agency clerk to get more tips on special destinations and routes.

• Choose between the ways.

Many spring breakers choose between several ways to take a trip. Some of them prefer going on a road trip, somebody likes to take a cruise ship, others book flight tickets, and the rest people want to drive a car. There are advantages and disadvantages for each of these vacation types. However, the major criterion for choosing the best way for undertaking activities is your budget. You should make your decision taking into account your available money. For example, a cruise vacation is not very expensive while booking a flight ticket will cost a considerable amount of money. As it has been said above, there are usually a lot of group deals and packages that offer inexpensive cabins for families and college students. Use the web search to find the hottest deals.

• Set up your budget.

You can find out how much money you need for organizing your activities only after having decided on all the steps listed above. Actually your budget will depend on: 1) Destination, 2) Number of people traveling with you, 3) Type of trips and 4) Overall vacation duration. So try to be scrupulous, carefully consider these steps and make cost estimates for your vacation. Remember the final version of your budget should have an article for contingency provisions to avoid situations when you have no cash. Also consider keeping an emergency credit card handy.

• Pack your essentials.
  • Swimming costume.
  • Two pairs of pants and two pairs of shorts.
  • Underwear and socks.
  • Flip flops.
  • Night outfits for parties.
  • Safety essentials, including sun cream, ...

You should make a packing list and include there all essentials you will need during the holiday. Here is an example of S pring Break essentials packing list:

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