What Is Your Family’s Dream Vacation Destination?

Vacations are good for your health.
In fact, men at risk for heart disease who skipped vacations for five consecutive years were 30% more likely to suffer heart attacks than those who took at least a week off each year. This information, according to one recent study, gives you permission, in fact orders, to relax.
It does not matter it you are 56 year olds and have the luxury of planning for vacations months in advance with a travel agent or you are a high income 43 year old who is known for making reservations from your phone just a few days in advance, planning a time to relax is important. We live in busy times. Days that are dictated by schedules and alerts from our phones, weeks that are packed full months in advance. For any of us this means that intentional planning a vacation is the only way that many of us will sit back and enjoy time with ourselves, our family, or our friends.
Are You Ready to See Anchorage by Plane?
If you are planning a vacation for next week or next year, there are few places that can compete with Alaska. Whether you decide to see Anchorage by plane or plan for helicopter tours to see glaciers, every time of the year is a great time to visit the largest state in the country. With flora and fauna unlike anything seen in the lower 48 states, Alaska is a place that will create memories that will last a lifetime.
Alaska glacier wedding packages are one Alaskan option that continues to grow in popularity. And while not everyone will invest in this kind of an adventure there will always be people who are willing to pay any amount for the wedding of their dreams.
A recent report from the professional services firm Ernst and Young conducted an internal study of its employees and found that for each additional 10 hours of vacation time employees took, the performance ratings from year end showed an improvement of 8%. Are you part of the trend to make sure that you plan for a break so that you can be not only more happy, but also more productive?