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Five things to top your “to do” list for the day after elections

After such a nerve-wracking presidential election cycle, many of us are ready to take a deep breath and move on. We know that regardless of the outcome, we will go on, the sun will come out, the birds will sing, and the holidays will sneak up on us… as usual.

So here are five items that should be at the top of your post-election “to do” list:

  1. Shake it off.
    The world won’t end. Go to the End of the World in Patagonia.
  2. Take a nap.
    Visit a hammock workshop and sleep it off in Nicaragua.
  3. Go play in the mud.
    Decompress in a volcanic mud bath in Colombia’s Totumo Mud Volcano.
    1. Go in pursuit.
      Dive the lava tunnels of the Galapagos in the President’s Pick: Ecuador’s Galapagos & Amazon, as mentioned on BloombergPursuits.com and Bloomberg TV.
  4. Clear your head
    You don’t need to think about this for another four years. Go on safari in Kenya.

Whatever your post-election plans include, be sure to make your holiday plans while there is still time and space available.

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