I lived and worked in London for 6 years, during that time, I may have passed many of the landmarks, but I never actually visited most of them. The same could be said for the 5 years I spent in working in Tokyo. Digging just a little deeper, it’s easy to discover plenty of hidden treasure troves of entertainment and things to do. Even if you’re not living in a big city, there may be that restaurant that you’ve never got round to trying out; or that gallery that you pass everyday but never found the time to pop in and explore; or the hiking trails that arch around your town. There’s plenty to explore. This Lifehack Lesson by Jennifer Brown-Banks provides you with a guide to plan your stay-cation and save you money. It’s free for the first 7 days after which it will cost only $1.99 to have unlimited access to the lesson. Here’s an excerpt from the lesson In a tough economy, with the high cost of living and air travel safety concerns, stay-cations are becoming a popular indulgence for a growing number of individuals and families.
What Exactly is a “Stay-Cation”?
Wikipedia defines it as: “A period in which an individual or family stays home and participates in leisure activities within driving distance.” So consider… just because you’re technically “grounded” doesn’t mean you can’t discover new horizons and local pleasures to make your heart soar. If you’re on board, let’s explore a few ways to make it happen and save money in the process. Let’s get started…
