Vacations are for unplugging: we all need to escape the daily grind from time to time, after all. But that doesn’t have to mean unplugging from the entire internet. In fact, you may have a more enjoyable and meaningful vacation by staying connected–as long as you’re staying connected to fun, friends, and family, rather than to work.
To read the original article: The Right Way to Unplug When You're on Vacation - Alexandra Samuel - Harvard Business Review
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