It was Robert Louis Stevenson who said that "to
travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive". Robert Louis Stevenson
never had to spend thirty-six hours on a cramped bus, of course. He never went
from coast to coast with a neighbor whose manspreading took up more space than
was decent. Yes, the journey can be a rewarding and pleasant part of going
somewhere new, but sometimes it is just to be tolerated.
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1. Cruise Holidays
Each cruise has an outward point where the trip meets its
climax. It may be the furthest away, or the grandest location on the trip.
Whatever the case, it's not the only place you'll see on the holiday. Cruise holidays are so popular because there's not
just one destination, there are glittering jewels all the way. And the time you
spend in transit can be enjoyed in luxury, with fine dining and shopping.
2. Charter Buses
You don't have to take to the seas to travel in style and
see the wonders. The bus, for so long the "well, it beats walking"
choice for distance travel, has seen something of an overhaul. Chartering a
luxury busrental from GOGO Charters means that you can enjoy the journey in
comfort and with amenities to keep boredom at bay. Kitted out with WiFi and
other treats, the bus has come of age.
If the destination is the key, then it's important that you
arrive relaxed and fully up to speed with what's happening next. If the journey
is what matters, then charter buses can follow the route to ensure that every
landmark you want to check out is covered. Either way, charter bus travel has
made its leap into the future.
3. Limousine
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While probably not an option for any trips from New York to
Los Angeles, shorter journeys that need to be made in style are best done by
limo. Spacious, luxurious and stylish, the limousine is always going to have
that touch of class. It's the right way to travel for a one-off event that
demands glamor and glitz. Unless you're a billionaire it doesn't make sense to
travel the country in one, of course.
So while Robert Louis Stevenson had a point - it is nice to
travel serenely and think about your destination - it matters to get there and
enjoy it too. The excitement of going somewhere new should not be diminished by
anything. Not the idea that the place itself will be an anticlimax after the
journey, and not the idea that you'll be too exhausted to enjoy it. It's
better, really, to get both right.