沒(méi)錢又沒(méi)閑?度個(gè)迷你短假輕松消化

資料圖：沒(méi)錢又沒(méi)閑?度個(gè)迷你短假輕松消化

　　If this languishing economy has left you pressed for time and short of money, you might consider stretching that relaxing getaway into bite-sized breaks.

　　如果萎靡不振的經(jīng)濟(jì)形勢(shì)讓你沒(méi)錢又沒(méi)閑，你或許可以考慮一下把超長(zhǎng)假期拆成可以輕松消化的短假。

　　Experts say mini-vacations, brief holidays of four days or less, offer today's traveler a restorative pause without the pressure or expense of a long journey.

　　專家表示，4天之內(nèi)的迷你短假不僅可以讓如今的旅行者在緊張的生活中緩緩神兒，還能免去長(zhǎng)假帶來(lái)的壓力和花銷。

　　"The mini-vacation is a fantastic way of changing the scene without breaking the bank," said Amelie Hurst of travel website TripAdvisor.

　　旅游網(wǎng)站的艾米麗?赫斯特說(shuō)：“迷你假期是省錢度假的好辦法。”

　　"The trip you spend 12 months planning and pouring all your budget into has to live up to a dream," she explained. "With a mini-vacation travelers can find themselves more ready to go with the flow."

　　她解釋道：“你用整整一年計(jì)劃了一次花光你全部預(yù)算的旅行，最終卻不得不放棄。而迷你假期旅行者的安排則更靈活。”

　　In a recent Trip Advisor poll of almost 1,700 Americans, 22 percent said they opted to take shorter vacations of two-to-four days due to finances and six percent said it was due to vacation time.

　　網(wǎng)站最近針對(duì)1700名美國(guó)人開(kāi)展的調(diào)查中，22%的受訪者稱他們選擇參加兩到四天的短途游是出于經(jīng)濟(jì)原因，另有6%稱是時(shí)間問(wèn)題。