Yasmin Malhotra Recommends Summer Vacation Destinations

Yasmin Malhotra, an avid traveler, has compiled a list of recommended summer vacation destinations for individuals looking to enjoy a getaway.

2013-04-22

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) Yasmin Malhotra, travel enthusiast, is highly anticipating the summer season. A popular time for vacations, the summer offers infinite possibilities to travelers hoping to get away from their daily schedules and explore new parts of the world or, in some cases, simply unwind and relax. Here, Malhotra shares some wonderful vacation destination recommendations that were posed by FOX News in a recent article.

The article explains the scope of opportunity when it comes to summer vacations: "Say the word summer. What comes to mind? The chilly Atlantic caressing a New England beach? Pacific waves breaking over the rocks? Kids of all ages skipping stones along a quiet lakeshore? Or maybe you'd prefer to head to the far north to watch glaciers break into pieces, or lounge in a rain-forest resort where you don't have to reach for your wallet or a week?"

The article then goes on to share five different trips that appeal to a wide range of preferences. Malhotra believes that this diverse list of vacation destinations is a wonderful starting point for individuals who are choosing where to go this year and hopes that travelers will take these suggestions into consideration when planning their getaways.

The five destinations that the article offers include: Monterey, California; Alaska; Door County, Wisconsin; Cape Ann, Massachusetts; and Costa Rica. When choosing between them, Malhotra suggests that individuals consider what they want out of their vacation in terms of activity level. All of these destinations can be both relaxing and adventurous, so it is crucial that vacationers determine what they want out of their experience in a certain location.

"Knowing what you are looking for out of your vacation is important when you book your stay," asserts Yasmin Malhotra. "Take, for instance, Costa Rica. This can be an exceptionally adventurous location in which travelers can explore rainforests, go zip lining, etc. But it can also be the most relaxing experience in the world if travelers opt to stay in a resort on the beach. Really, it's up to the preferences of vacationers regarding the amount of activities they want to engage in. This is why I recommend that people consider the goals of their vacation before picking their destination so that they can best enjoy their experience."

Yasmin Malhotra encourages travelers to explore new locations if they are feeling adventurous and to revisit old favorites if they want a more relaxed getaway.

ABOUT:

Yasmin Malhotra is a travel enthusiast who has visited several cities and loves to surf. She is interested in learning about new cultures. A writer, Malhotra has also written numerous articles regarding a wide range of subject areas, including AIDS, art, immigration, the pharmaceutical industry, and globalization. An avid philanthropist, Malhotra is active in the field of social work and supports numerous non-profit organizations that are focused on a variety of causes, ranging from providing elder care to seniors to improving education to offering financial assistance to impoverished families.

Website: http://yasminmalhotra.org/

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