Why not make this Women’s Day a wonderful memory you can always look back to
International Women’s Day is around the corner. Unsurprisingly, we see ads making proclamations about the sacrifices women make, and many businesses giving special offers and discounts to celebrate women and womanhood. But all this noise lasts one day, or a few days leading up to this day. Why not make this Women’s Day a wonderful memory you can always look back to? Gentlemen, if you have a special woman in your life, give her the gift of travel. Ladies, travel somewhere and create lasting memories.
Here, we have listed some exciting travel options for you.
Bali
If you are looking for a break where you want to put your feet up and relax, then head to Bali. Check into a luxurious resort or hotel, sleep in as long as you want, go for a swim, enjoy a really nice Balinese massage, and feast on an elaborate lunch – blissful, isn’t it? Bali is like a little hideout, a tranquil paradise that might even take you on a journey of self-discovery.
Bangkok
If you want to let your hair loose and shake a leg, then Bangkok is where you must holiday. The most dynamic Asian city, Bangkok is blessed abundantly with golden beaches and Buddhist shrines. As soon as you set foot in Bangkok, you will be floored by the immense Thai hospitality. Splurge on a shopping spree at the floating markets, or better still, grab a deal if you are great with your bargaining skills. Enjoy the drool-worthy Pad Thai, slurp up some Tom Yum, down a tall glass of Thai iced tea, and set the dance floor on fire.
Spain
Spain is an exotic country brimming with life. The Spanish are a passionate lot – be it their love for soccer, food, music, or dance – they live their life to the fullest. Celebrate this Women’s Day with a holiday to Spain and immerse in their culture. Marvel at the Gaudi architecture, savor the exquisite Paella, watch the stunning Flamenco dance, bite into the delectable Tapas, and have an extraordinary experience. We are sure that Spain’s love for life is infectious.
