Vacation - Avoid a Fight on Vacation
How to get away from it all—without wanting to get away from your traveling companion too.
By Amber Kallor
Original Content | November 09, 2011 
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Playing to your strengths can help you both have a better time, says Seper. In his relationship, he's the planner and does the digging for local hot spots and interesting restaurants but takes a backseat when it comes to bartering with the locals for transportation and souvenirs: "I used to try to take the reins," he says, "but my wife is an attorney and bargains for a living—she's better at it." And Seper's strategy will not only save you time and stress on vacation—but also works just as well when you get home and the bags are unpacked. Next: 7 things never to wear to the airport |
