Chris Manfuso of Charleston, South Carolina owns a business that focuses on providing ancillary services to healthcare providers. Outside of managing Physician Ancillary Management, Chris Manfuso enjoys traveling.
Today’s traveling enthusiasts have many options, but even in the era of many opportunities, traveling during the off-season still has more advantages outside of being an inexpensive way to fund a vacation.
The off season varies depending on the geographical location. Off season in Europe can begin in October and end in April for most places on the continent. For Southeast Asia, March to October is usually when the number of tourists wanes. Finally, Mexico’s off season runs from May/June to December.
Regardless of where vacationers find themselves, there are plenty of benefits to traveling off season. At the peak times of the year, popular destinations and attractions are often crowded. While hanging out at the beach or the popular market places might not be an issue, visiting museums, waiting to be seated for dining, or visiting any other attraction can be a hassle because of the long lines. During the off-season, however, vacationers have plenty of time to visit more sites because there are fewer people and smaller lines.
Traveling during the off-season also lends itself to more authentic experiences. When traveling off season, vacationers can get a glimpse of the locale as it might operate when not so many people are visiting. Moreover, vacationers have the chance to talk to the locals, maybe get directions to good restaurants or just learn about the people who inhabit the location.
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