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Feeling burnt out – Go for Sleep Tourism

When we think of holidays, we think of adventure, we think of the mesmerizing sights, we think of the food to be consumed, of the nightlife to enjoy. Very rarely do people associate travel and sleeping together. However, this notion of sleep and holiday are coming together in a whole different way-sleep tourism!

Feeling burnt out? Irritable workdays can result from a lack of sound sleep. Prioritise self-care. Sleep trips or napcations are a great way to catch up on sleep in order to relax and recharge. People travel to a destination specifically to sleep, relax, and recharge. The idea behind sleep tourism is to provide travelers with a chance to escape from the stress and demands of their daily lives and focus on getting restful sleep. Sleep tourism, also known as “Napcations” or “Nap holidays”, is a type of tourism where people travel to a destination specifically to sleep, relax, and recharge. The idea behind sleep tourism is to provide travelers with a chance to escape from the stress and demands of their daily lives and focus on getting restful sleep.

Benefits of sleep tourism

Better sleep quality–centered around improving people’s sleep quality, which can help them feel more well-rested. 

Lower stress levels –stress can negatively impact the sleep you get. Relaxation techniques and environments help minimize stress and boost sleep quality. Getting better sleep can lower your stress levels even further.

More energy – When you sleep well, you’ll inevitably have more energy because sleep is restorative. Seeking out travel experiences aimed at better sleep, could mean more energy to get out and explore.

Better mood –helps boost your mood. Poor sleep is linked to people being more short-tempered, irritable and at risk for stress. 

Learn good sleep habits – experience first-hand helpful sleep habits and environmental factors that work for you and that you can incorporate into your daily routine at home. Step up your productivity: When you sleep well, your mind works well and when your mind works well your productivity is bound to increase. Indulge in recreational activities, for example, yoga, meditation, body spa, Ayurvedic massages, and nature walks among others, which help them to refurbish their mental state and work peacefully.

Pro tips to make the most of your sleep trip 

Disconnect from technology: One of the best ways to make the most of your sleep trip is to disconnect from technology. This means putting away your phone, laptop, and other devices and focusing on your surroundings. Take in the beauty of your surroundings, enjoy the sounds of nature, and truly relax.

Get plenty of sleep: This may seem obvious, but it’s important to prioritize sleep on your sleep trip. This means setting aside time for naps and ensuring that you get enough restful sleep at night.

Try relaxation techniques: Sleep trips are all about relaxation, so be sure to try different techniques to help

you unwind. This could include meditation, yoga, or breathing exercises. These techniques can help you reduce stress and improve the quality of your sleep.

Explore local culture: Part of the fun of sleep tourism is exploring the local culture. Take the time to learn about the history and customs of the area you are visiting and try local foods and drinks.

This can give you a greater appreciation for the destination and make your sleep trip more memorable. Engage in activities that promote sleep: Many activities can promote restful sleep, such as taking a warm bath, reading a book, or listening to calming music. Consider incorporating these activities into your sleep trip routine.

Prioritise self-care: Sleep trips are a great opportunity to prioritize self-care.

This could include taking a spa day, getting a massage, or trying an Ayurvedic treatment. These activities can help you feel rejuvenated and relaxed.

Remember the reason why you are taking a napcation and focus on yourself instead of constantly checking your phone or laptop for work calls and emails.

Editorial Team

Copy Editor: U. Padma Latha

Editorial Board:

 

  • O. P. Ajmera
  • Manish Gulati
  • Manoj Sharma
  • Sanjay Sharma
  • Mohit Maheshwari
  • Jyoti Gupta

 

 

 

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