Stay at home binge-watcher the entirety of in the series feel goodgo out to party, go to the other side of the world… When it comes to managing a romantic breakupthe ways of reacting are as diverse as they are varied. The travel booking site Opodo looked into the question and conducted a survey of 9,000 adults, including 1,000 French people. And obviously, post-breakup vacation are a particularly popular trend among residents of France!
Travel to advance better
The observation is clear: according to the survey carried out by Opodo, 72% of French people believe that traveling can be a solution to getting over a breakup. This is particularly the case among the youngest, since 79% of 18-34 year olds consider post-separation vacations as a form of remedy.
Depending on the personality, the type of trip chosen differs. For 32% of French people, going on vacation represents a good opportunity for relax. 26% of them favor the party to take your mind off things. THE cultural vacation are only favored by 18% of them, while 14% prefer a sporting stay and 4% focus on to gastronomy.
Going on vacation depending on the type of breakup experienced
Going alone after a breakup, good or bad idea ? Questioned by our colleagues from Current Womancouples therapist Maylis Duffaut specifies that if the breakup is brutal, it is better “ to be surrounded kind people – friends, family “. Conversely, if separation is chosen, a vacation may be wise. That ” will allow you to find youto “take stock” of your needs, your desires and your values “, she specifies. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s up to you to decide what suits you best. And if that means pack your bags and go to the other side of the globe, Italy, Mexico, Indonesia, or Australia!
