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Fancy an elaborate holiday this winter? Sandy, sun soaked beaches, palm lined boulevards, duty free shopping malls, or lush green tropical forests, which scenarios can you picture yourself in?
If you like travelling and have an unlimited budget, the world is your oyster. Most of us, however, have some sort of budget chalked out for the trip, and we usually like to work within it. The first step to working out your destination is to work out the maximum amount you are prepared to spend on the holiday.
Now that you know your monetary limits, it is time to explore what your options are. This you could do by looking at some holiday guides like holidays 2012 or anything that sounds like it would give an outline of popular destinations. Most touristy destinations have an 'image', and you can grasp the flavour of the place by understanding its image.
Once you have a general idea of the kind of destinations there are, you can choose your kind. Would you like to hit the beach, work on your tan, surf the waves and maybe catch a shark or two? If so, Australia comes to mind; or would you prefer a serene place in the clouds like Nepal or Bhutan? If it is a shopping destination you must go to, there are places like Dubai or Singapore. This is just to give you an idea, there are, of course, many more places in the world.
Once you have narrowed down on where you'd like to go, work out your trip details. There are several variables in planning a trip, and the only constant is generally your budget. Broadly plan a couple of trips so you can choose the one that gives you most value for your money.