People across my county found this question quite hard to answer. Or at least people struggle to find the right answer. The other answer, that is somewhat annoying is the one that goes something like “Because we wanted to”! So there is in short, no real actual reason for anybody going on holiday if this is the case. Now everyone has a reason, they just don’t really want to tell us?
I came across some people who just wanted the time off work, and mumbled incessantly. This answer does appeal to me, as it means people have a general idea of what they want to do. I think that if you feel this way, that your job is that bad you really desperately need the time off, then this job isn’t for you!
However, we can just get away from our jobs whenever we want, and most of us do every weekend, so what’s the problem? Now I then asked others why they wanted to go and they said (in the extreme minority) that they wanted to meet new cultures. This was the answer I was looking for, the one where people had actually set their mind to something and really thought about it. This makes sense, of course you would like to visit a new country, to see how things work.
What really riled me was the answer that some people gave that read like this; “There isn’t much else around for us to do”! To these people I had to hold back some lecturing and general anger. What are you talking about, there is nothing better to do, sorry you have lost me! This is not good for my Brain, I don’t want to here this, once again another answer that doesn’t actually answer anything.
However, do we all have to have a REASON to go on holiday? No of course you don’t, it’s your money, and you deserve to spend it how you see fit. Make sure that you don’t get told something different.
For Caribbean holidays, Maldives holidays, Sri Lanka holidays, maybe you should visit a tour operator!