A new study conducted by Wakefield Research for the Priceline website found that traveling was the number one ‘mood booster’ for the majority of participants. It is interesting to look at some of the results and those studying in masters in counseling programs could learn much from the outcome of the study. In fact, much of what the survey found is in keeping with what Bradley University finds to be effective when advising their students. They are big on allowing students across all disciplines to get their advanced degrees online for many of the same reasons that travel is suggested as therapeutic.

You go on holiday to relax and enjoy yourself. The stresses and strains of normal life should be left behind so you can take a break and refresh. But you can’t completely switch off. Even when you’re on holiday, you’ve got to be vigilant about potential risks. After all, ignoring them could ruin your holiday. Here are six things to watch out for:

Travel hacking is a strategy that allows you to collect hotel rewards, airline miles and credit card points through legal means so that you can travel where you like to cheaply. Travel hacking has been around for years, but with the aid of the internet, anyone can learn how to rack up those points and rewards more quickly.

It may seem that a life of constant travel may look all glamorous. But digital nomads that have mastered the art of long-term travel also work hard behind the scenes. Traveling is expensive. Funds are needed to sustain this kind of lifestyle. With a steady stream of income, constant travel would be smoother. So how do some digital nomads earn while they travel? Here are some ways people can earn while on the go.