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Traveling with your other significant can be an adventurous and linked experience. What you are visiting San Francisco, Paris or Bangkok, which could be better than a romantic getaway with the person you love most in this world? On the other hand, when you consider the long flight, expenses and misunderstandings, it can also be stressful. That's why if you do not work together and plan the journey correctly, it can lead to serious conflicts. If you and your partner are considering a trip, here are 9 tips that can guarantee success.

1. Talk about accommodation / major activities together
As you plan your trip, you might have some idea how you would like it to go. Perhaps you would like it to involve a strip of water sports activities. Or reserve a room in a small picturesque bed and breakfast. On the other hand, imagine that your other significant is not the type of water sports or does not plan to stay in high-rise hotels with a full service and a variety of entertainment options. Make sure these extremely important items of your holidays are hammered and that compromise has been reached before you start reserve your accommodations and tickets for events.

2. Plan the budget together
The holidays can be expensive, especially if you fill your daily schedule with trips to museums, guided tours of a day, theater shows and meals in fancy restaurants. That's why it's essential that you agree on the amount you are willing to spend. As a tip, go online and look for free or light activities on your wallet. If your dream has always been to have an authentic Italian pizza in Sicily or a French meal 5 stars in Paris, go ahead! But also be willing to settle for the occasional sandwich or cheap street seller food. Also keep in mind that many cities (especially in Europe) offer free museum admissions on Sundays.


3. Keep using your social network at least
There is nothing wrong with posting holiday pictures or writing a quick message in the morning to friends and family to let them know you have a good time. But remember that the point of traveling with your other significant is to spend time together and soak at the sights. In other words, do not waste time scrolling time through poles or fB tweets when you should take advantage of the opportunity once beyond exploring the destinations of your dreams.


4. Anticipate disturbances to your schedule and think of backup ideas
So you really wanted sunbathing near the beach, but the covered heavens make it impossible. Or you planned to visit the Louvre only to find out that it is closed because of the renovation. Make a list of "emergency" alternative activities that you can do together. They could be low priority things such as visiting a history museum, but at least you will not be stuck in the hotel room all day.

5. Remember to do some separate activities
Traveling can be stressful and even exhausting. This is especially true when you are on vacation with your other significant. There is time offset, small irritation and everything that works. Sometimes it's not a bad thing to pause each other, especially if a certain amount of tension accumulates. This could be anything to get a cup of coffee with yourself or even spend a few hours at an event that may not interest your other.


6. Do not be afraid to change your itinerary
Suppose you intend to have a way through several cities and discover that one of them is so nice and full of amazing things to do so that you can not accomplish everything within the deadline. If you are both surveys to stay an extra day or two, nothing that says you can not capture some other destinations on your itinerary. Remember that bookings and transport tickets are not refundable, so it is preferable to plan things to take into account these things.


7. Remember that all activities should not be "tourist"
While you and your other significant could imagine filling your days with all kinds of tourist attractions, know that there is a lot of things to do that does not need to involve long signals, expensive tickets or other disadvantages . Why not enjoy a walk together in a park out of the way? Or enjoy dinner at a place privileged by locals rather than bombing all this money for a meal at hard rock coffee? Be imaginative and think outside the box while planning your holidays.

8. Show patience with each other
When you go on vacation with your other significant, you are essentially stuck together for the duration of the trip (with the exception of the time in which you plan separate activities, of course). You are likely to annoy yourself with each other from time to time, but do not let it go into the path of a nice period. Avoid clarifying when the meal disappoints you or if the line is too long. If you feel exhausted or frustrated, communicate rather than withdraw and let your feelings boil.


9. Recognize that everything is not everything will be fine
Nothing in life is fine. This is especially true because it relates to holidays. The flight is delayed for a few hours? It happens. Maybe your hotel room is not ready when you arrive. So what? Go somewhere and enjoy a dessert together. If you expect these high expectations that everything will be exactly as planned, you are sure to be disappointed. Your best strategy is to have a sense of humor, to take things in the stride and offer and receive support from your other significant. You are both on the same boat, so simply made of all situations!