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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly, that sounds utterly exhausting. I can afford all this but I get tired of so much travel.[/quote]

Same here. Money not an issue but won't travel just to impress someone else.[/quote]

We travel a lot. I don’t travel to impress others. I love to travel. [/quote]

Me too![/quote]

Me three! It is not exhausting [b]if you can afford to pay for convenience - direct flights from preferred airports at times that are not disruptive to family (no super early mornings or red eyes),[/b] Clear and precheck, closest parking lot at airport or uber, nice hotels/resorts with amenities in central location, etc.

If not in your budget, check out to points and miles game - plenty of tutorials online.[/quote]

Many of the best places to visit require connecting flights and/or red eye flights.   [/quote]

Sure, but those can wait until summer.  If you want a 1 week spring or winter break that is relaxing you choose a nonstop destination in the US or Caribbean to minimize time change. For Europe, I'd personally only do nonstop during those flights.  [b]There's a daytime flight to London that is priceless.[/b][/quote]

I thought they cancelled it?  Or was it just seasonal?

Regardless, there is more to Europe than just London, Paris, and the other usual big cities. 
There's even whole other continents besides Europe![/quote]

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