Year-End Holiday Tips With Savings And Practicals

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JAKARTA - During holidays, especially at the end of the year, spending is often out of control because it is very much enjoying it. Not only that, the body also often experiences fatigue due to the amount of activity it does. However, according to David Dwi Praharsa or David Depe, travel content creators, these problems are common. In order for year-end holidays to run practically and remain economical, it must previously be carefully planned. David suggested that to create a list of tourist destinations or restaurants that you want to visit first. With that list, you can sort out which places are best suited to visit to save costs and time.

If you talk about being economical, that's the planning of the trip. We have to know the place, the distance, which one to go, which one to go to. If I go to a place I will check first, said David Depe at the Gojek Campaign event Let's have a break, on Tuesday, December 10, 2024. For example, there are 10 places to eat, which one I have to go there, which one is not. Because with us going there will cost more, for parking too, a lot of time is needed. So planning is very important for (holidays) to be economical, "he added.

David also suggested making a vacation schedule, between weekends or not. According to him, so that holidays remain practical and not tiring, don't force too much to go to several places in one day, especially if you go on weekends. "I estimate weekends or weekends, that's very influential. If weekends don't force them to go to five places a day, don't do that," he said.

According to David, one way to make holidays run practically is to build a list of places to visit on mobile phone maps. With this application, you can estimate the distance between places so that travel times are well planned.

"The way to save places (which you want to visit) in the maps application first, then you can see which one is in the same direction. That is very effective for you to arrange itinerary," he concluded.