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7 Hacks to Fight Holiday Travel Fatigue This Season

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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The holidays are a time for joy, family, and unfortunately, the fatigue that comes with travel. Here are seven hacks to help you fight the exhaustion and make the most of your holiday season!

1. Plan Ahead: Nothing can drain your energy like last-minute packing and planning. Make a list, check it twice, and start prepping your travel itinerary weeks ahead of time.

2. Stay Hydrated: Air travel especially can dehydrate you, making jet lag worse. Keep a refillable water bottle at hand and avoid excessive alcohol or caffeine.

3. Pack Snacks: Healthy snacks like nuts, fruits, and granola bars can provide a quick energy boost during long layovers or unexpected delays.

4. Choose Comfort Over Style: Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Layering allows you to adjust for temperature changes while compression socks can help with circulation on long flights.

5. Sleep Smart: Adjust your sleep schedule a few days before departure to match your destination’s time zone. On the plane, use eye masks, earplugs, or noise-cancelling headphones to improve sleep quality.

6. Keep Moving: Long periods of inactivity can increase tiredness. Take regular breaks to walk around during road trips or opt for an aisle seat on flights to stretch your legs often.

7. Use Technology: Download apps for e-tickets and boarding passes to minimize stress at the airport. Also consider using ride-sharing apps rather than driving yourself to the airport; it’s one less thing to worry about.

With these hacks in mind, you’re all set for a more restful and energized holiday travel experience!

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