So why is it so? Much of it depends on the environment in which you are sleeping. If you are staying in a hotel or other accommodation, temperature, blackout blinds, extra pillows, and quiet can often be the tricks to a great night’s sleep. You may also unconsciously move away from caffeine and junk food while on vacation, which can both contribute to better rest. Generally relaxing and getting a bit more activity in your day also help to make you sleep better while traveling.
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