Staycation Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
time off at home or in one's local community
About Staycation
The UK government during World War II at one point tried to persuade people to "Holiday at Home!" Staycationing came into common parlance in the U.S. around mid-2008 as gasoline prices reached record highs, leading many people to cut back on family vacations. Staycations are abouthaving a tourist experience in your own town. If you need to stay at home after possibly being infected with a disease on a trip, seeSelf-isolation after travel. In Singapore, most hotels offer staycations as part of wedding packages for those who hold their wedding receptions in the hotel ballroom.
Staycation Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 15 sections including:
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