4 Ways to Have An Incredible Spring Break

Spring Break is just around the corner and we want to share our top 4 ways to have an incredible spring break. If you’re debating on taking your kids on a vacay, research by The Voice of Student & Youth Travel say a whopping 79% of educators consider it a priority to increase cultural awareness of students and 56% of teachers believe that travel has a very positive impact on students’ education and future career. Changes go on with kids’ cognitive health and so much more – making a trip with kids one of our favorites…if you can handle some of the whining, which btw would even happen if you stay home!

Without kids?! GO! You will return with a renewed zest for life that will impact your personal health, your relationships as well as your creativity and productivity in the workplace. Now let’s get to it:

Spend a Long Weekend in a City

Did you know that taking a micro-cation is on-trend? Many people, especially Americans, struggle with finding time for vacation. Quick getaways make trips much more do-able!

Opt for a Micro-cation with These Weekend Guides:

Spring Break MicroCation Ideas

Be Active in the Mountains

It’s no secret that outdoor activities can make you happier. This spring, make planning your trip to the mountains a little easier with one of these guides.

Enjoy the Snow:

Where to Ski this Spring Break

Relax & Rejuvenate

Sometimes you need to treat yourself. Rejuvenate at a spa in Arizona or relax poolside in Palm Springs!

Pamper Yourself:

Where to Relax over Spring Break

Hit the Beach

Is there anything better than an ocean view? Plan your spring break with a beach getaway guide!

Listen to the Waves:

Where to go this spring

Find more Travel Advice from Wild Bum Guide Architects before you head off on your spring break adventure. And, anytime you want to chat about your travel dreams & plans, we are here to help! Say hi at hello@wildbum.com 👋

Spring Break is just around the corner and we want to share our top 4 ways to have an incredible spring break. If you’re debating on taking your kids on a vacay, research by The Voice of Student & Youth Travel say a whopping 79% of educators consider it a priority to increase cultural awareness of…