Today is Virtual Vacation Day and it could not have come sooner. No, we did not make that up. In fact, it was actually Terrance Talks Travel that founded National Virtual Vacation Day in 2016 and the Registrar of National Day Calendar declared March 30th to be the official date.
Most of us are stuck home and stressed out as a result of the pandemic. In an effort to combat some of the stress, SalesGig put together a list of virtual vacations that you and your family can enjoy from the comfort of your home. This Virtual Vacation Day, make yourself the priority. Relax and recharge those batteries! Self-care is extremely important to your mental well-being and to avoiding burnout.
Here’s the best part of these virtual vacations - they’re all FREE!
· El Capitan, Yosemite National Park
· Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
· The White House, Washington, D.C.
· Buckingham Palace,United Kingdom
· The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, NYC
· Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
· NASA
· Cincinnati Zoo (Facebook Live Feed)
· Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure
· Hogwarts Express (Diagon Alley to Hogsmeade) - Universal Orlando
· Splash Mountain - Disney’s Magic Kingdom
· Frozen Ever After - Disney’s Epcot
· Hogwarts Digital Escape Room
· Aurora Borealis - Northern Lights, Canada
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