Yes, it’s still possible to add some adventure to this not-so-normal holiday season. You don’t have to venture far from home to enjoy Travelocity’s daily suggestions for frolicking in the snow and reveling in holiday cheer. Now, the proper way to do the adventure calendar is to complete one activity every day, but of course we don’t mind if you fudge it a bit. We love fudge, actually. Take a look through for some inspiration and fill your holiday with festivities.
- December 1: Have a holiday scavenger hunt to find the most festive places in your state.
- December 2: Drive until you see snow (or you don’t anymore)!
- December 3: Ask the relatives who’s up for a spontaneous getaway.
- December 4: Spend the weekend in a secluded cabin.
- December 5: Go caroling in another city.
- December 6: Take your family’s holiday photo in front of a kooky landmark.
- December 7: Do that ski resort holiday you’ve been dreaming of.
- December 8: Meet the extended family at a midway point this year.
- December 9: Find all your gifts at local shops along a road trip.
- December 10: Plan a weekend-long shopping trip to refresh your holiday decor.
- December 11: Light your menorah in a different city every night.
- December 12: Search “most festive towns in America.” Then choose!
- December 13: Build a campfire on the beach.
- December 14: Take an overnight mini holiday trip and bring mini gifts.
- December 15: Travel to see a spectacular light show.
- December 16: Get into the spirit at the most festive hotel.
- December 17: Bundle up for a hike with a holiday playlist and speaker.
- December 18: Find the parts of your city most decked out for the holidays.
- December 19: Book a last-minute getaway with a holiday travel deal.
- December 20: Take a cookie-decorating class.
- December 21: Search for the best bakeries in your state and make a trip of it.
- December 22: Plan to start the new year in a new place.
- December 23: Gift your family tickets for next year.
- December 24: Go camping and decorate a tree in nature.
- December 25: Order room service on Christmas morning.
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This is startlingly irresponsible “in this not-so-normal holiday season.” COVID cases have been surging, and you are encouraging people to travel far and wide, even to other states, while local authorities in many parts of the country are shutting things down and asking people to stay home and only leave their house for emergencies, to not mix with ANY other households. I realize Travelocity’s business is likely suffering during these times, but this is appalling.
Hmm, I totally agree with you, “Responsible Citizen ” 😉 I’m almost positive this ad they released wasn’t very thought thru with the world pandemic happening…maybe they should pause and read what they are posting 🤔 🤷 🙄
Seriously 😳
Thank you for giving hope in this scared sheep environment! I want to just live a moment and get the heck out of town. Spring Break was shot, summer vacation was a stay-cation.
Perfect! Thank you for the hope, and fun diversions, in this crazy time.
I am shocked that you consider each of these safe activities. At a time when the number of deaths in the US due to Covid-19 equals more than 75% of my hometown population DAILY, suggesting travel, meeting up with family outside my household and encouraging extended shopping trips is beyond irresponsible. The idea of daily adventures is a great one but more thought and care should have been put into compiling your list,
Thank for the ideas guys you are amazing
How do you enter this contest?
Thanks to Jayla i found this😍😍😍
What a phenomenal idea to help us through these challenging times!
Cool
Can not wait to travel again. Missing warm sandy beaches and fun.
While this may seem careless during this pandemic, it’s almost certain that’s not what their intention is. All these things may be doable during this time while taking the necessary precautions. You can definitely skip the options where a gathering with more than you or your family is suggested. If you want, you can just put these ideas in your back pocket for next Christmas. 🙂