The big trip to the language course needs good planning. On the one hand are planning a broad overview of the stations and on the other hand, it gives information about where potential risks / overlaps are present. There are two types of spontaneous travel planning with clues and heavily structured planning. Whether the "I-have-all-in-hand" or the "I-leave-it-to-me-come" strategy goes, does not matter.
Plan route
The destination is fixed and the flight / rental car is booked. Now the route planning can begin. Aimless driving around the holiday destination has a lot of disadvantages. You missed sights and beautiful places, because you drive by in ignorance.
Before the trip is worth studying a guide, or read blogs about the destination. Lots of useful information such as opening times, threats and statements are well described in the major guidebooks. Online Travel reports contain personal information along with good reviews and also recommendations. With sites like TripAdvisor Customers write their recession hotels and destinations. The independent authors write it honestly from their own experiences and warn of any possible black sheep.
To handle all the flood of information and to forget any interest, it is necessary to write down the main points. Pen and paper are entirely sufficient. Writing down not only gives an overview of all the attractions, but also holds personal preferences. The notes have not ordered or weighted in a first phase. Important is the collection of all ideas. In a second phase to work through the list and highlights personal highlights, underlines and viable places of interest from the list that are not important, or lack of time.
Last but not least, the list is placed in the correct order. At the end of the destinations are located in a geographically logical sequence. The geographical arrangement not only saves time and mileage, but also saves valuable fuel. Google Maps can easily be calculated the route, an alternative route will be found and the program receives valuable information about the distance and navigation to the destination.
