1. Get to know each other's travel styles
Some people prefer a relaxing and leisurely vacation on an island, while others prefer shopping trips in big cities, and still others are more interested in exploring remote and untouched places... Understanding each other's needs is essential for choosing your travel destination.
2. Adhere to the principle of "small but beautiful".
Try not to make your honeymoon too long, as this can easily lead to physical and mental fatigue. Multi-country tours will only make your trip a mere whirlwind. Instead, consider choosing a trip with a moderate flight distance, focusing on one country or region in depth. This way, you can not only enjoy the local scenery but also have enough time to create romance.
3. Stay away from the itinerary.
The key to a honeymoon isn't where you go, but rather discovering each other's beauty and deepening your understanding of one another in a novel environment. So, ditch those meticulously planned itineraries!
4. Make appropriate compromises
Various problems are bound to arise during a trip. How you face them together can test whether your relationship is truly harmonious. During your honeymoon, please think of yourselves as a team, not two independent individuals.
5. Try splitting up for more fun!
A honeymoon doesn't mean you have to be together all the time. After you go on separate trips, sharing your experiences and interesting stories with each other can be a lot of fun.
