How to Travel with a Full Time Job | 10 Tips for Traveling With Limited Vacation Days

Do you work a more traditional 9-5 Monday thru Friday schedule? Have you wanted to find ways to travel more? We have been navigating this situation for a while now and here are 10 tips that have been particularly helpful for traveling when you have a little less flexibility in your schedule or limited vacation days.
Are any of these things you hadn’t thought about before? Do you know any other good tips for balancing work and travel?
1. Book flights way in advance - 1:01
2. Take advantage of long weekends and holidays - 1:46
3. Take advantage of business trips - 2:01
4. Ask to work remotely - 2:49
5. Book direct flights - 3:49
6. Pick places that you can travel to relatively quickly - 4:43
7. Rollover vacation days - 5:43
8. Negotiate for more vacation days - 6:23
9. Unpaid Time Off - 7:01
10. 80 / 20 Your itinerary - 7:29
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[@candacewhite9040]

Good tips thank you. I want to take vacation but not sure how to ask for two weeks off. Now I have some tips that I can have confidence to ask my boss. Or even ask for three weeks if I ask the right questions. I can take paid time off and add an unpaid time off or personal days. Thanks again!!!! Time to start planning.

[@dannypacks]

Thank you for watching and for the positive feedback! I'm glad some of the tips were helpful and best of luck planning your trip! =)

[@speedymorales]

That was quite Insightful.

[@dannypacks]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad the video was helpful! ;)

[@Brandon-0028]

You make a great poing here at the end as so many people feel pressured or "obligated" to see certain attractions that they may not really be interested simply "because they are there". (The Louvre was pretty amazing though... just sayin :) Expecially the Egyptian exhibits, the mere scale of the place, and the sculptures were amazing I thought. But in the case of the Mona Lisa, it didn't move me the way I expected. I stared at it from 15 feet away in a sea of people and have a blurry picture to show for it.

[@dannypacks]

Thank you for watching and planning trips this way has definitely helped my wife and I really see much more than we have expected in different cities! And I can only imagine how awesome Egypt must be, definitely one of the places on our bucket list!:)

[@alphadream953]

so cool that youre both engineers!

[@dannypacks]

Thank you for watching! and we definitely wanted to share our experience as engineers because a lot of our friends that are engineers feel like they can't travel so hopefully this can help them do that more easily =)

[@queendevonia]

I'm a quantity surveyor, do you have the same issues as we do with some time pressure things?