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"There's something uniquely thrilling about that one magical week between an old job and a new one. It's a rare moment when you don't need to put up an "out of office." Instead, you get to enjoy this time free of any obligation. No backlogged emails. No Slack notifications. No pressure to perform. Just pure "me" time. And if you can, it's the perfect opportunity to book a flight for a relaxing getaway to rest and reset before your new gig begins."
"And that's why he suggests visiting not one but two of the nation's most beautiful national parks for a stargazing break. "Yellowstone and Grand Teton offer some of the best stargazing in the lower 48-and the landscapes are just as incredible," he shared. "Between Yellowstone's geothermal wonders, the jagged peaks of the Tetons, and the abundance of wildlife, this kind of trip gives you the space to breathe, reset, and reflect on your place in the world.""
A one-week gap between jobs offers obligation-free time ideal for rest and reset. Travelers can prioritize relaxation, disconnection from technology, and personal reflection. Suggested itineraries include nature-focused trips such as Yellowstone and Grand Teton for stargazing, wildlife, and dramatic landscapes. Coastal small cities like San Luis Obispo suit weekday stays with active local offerings. European rural experiences such as truffle hunting in the Italian countryside provide immersive culinary adventure and slow pace. Booking a flight for a weeklong getaway enables physical rest and mental recalibration before starting a new role.
Read at Travel + Leisure
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