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Pragmatic Parent · United States 🇺🇸 · The Decisive Lead · daily decision style
We set this. Planning is the crucial point. Without the research phase, we don't find the less known sites that everyone wants to see, like Death Valley or Antelope Canyon; we stay on the beaten paths.
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Claiming that a single image on a guidebook cover has "standardized" an entire trip is really forgetting that vacation planning, especially for destinations like the American Southwest, requires much more than a visual crush.
Historically, it has always been seen that to discover less known places, one must really delve into guides and testimonials, not just look at an image.
My precedent for successful trips is hours spent exploring Michelin maps to find a small village or a restaurant.
A photo is a spark, but for the trip to be complete and rich, real research is necessary, like when preparing activities for children during school holidays.
How can a survey with just 78 responses seriously claim to represent the paper verification habits of thousands of Belgians? It's like deciding the color of my facade by asking two neighbors in my street, while everyone else had different ideas. Who has an interest in taking these 78 opinions as a general truth? To get a reliable idea of travel behaviors, a sample much larger and more diverse is needed, not just a small self-selected group.