Vacations Have Positive Effect on Love – and Health
Clients should know that a vacation probably will help their love life. In a recent Hotwire.com poll, 70% of travelers said that their personal romantic relationships would be better if they took more vacations together.
At least one medical expert agrees. Commenting on the survey results, Dr. Mathew Edlund, director of the Center for Circadian Medicine and author of The Power of Rest, noted, “In the past, romance was about tales of love and adventure – the kinds of experiences that help regenerate mind and body. Modern ideas of romance focus more on sharing, like sharing deep experiences with someone you love.
“Why not combine the old and new and take a travel adventure together? Think of what it can do for your health – and your relationship.”
Clients should know that a vacation probably will help their love life. In a recent Hotwire.com poll, 70% of travelers said that their personal romantic relationships would be better if they took more vacations together.
At least one medical expert agrees. Commenting on the survey results, Dr. Mathew Edlund, director of the Center for Circadian Medicine and author of The Power of Rest, noted, “In the past, romance was about tales of love and adventure – the kinds of experiences that help regenerate mind and body. Modern ideas of romance focus more on sharing, like sharing deep experiences with someone you love.
“Why not combine the old and new and take a travel adventure together? Think of what it can do for your health – and your relationship.”
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