Travel Swellness: Travel sparks romance

Instead of luxe gifts and fancy candlelight dinners this Valentine’s, you might be happier to plan a vacation with your sweetie.

A new survey conducted by the U.S. Travel Association has found that couples who travel together tend to be more satisfied with their relationship — not to mention reaping the benefits of better sex and more romance even after the vacation.

And it doesn’t have to be one fancy long getaway. Even a short weekend jaunt was reported to spark romance more so than any jewelry or other gifties could.

(That’s the sunset view from Negril, Jamaica, just a few days ago…sigh).

Leave a Comment February 14, 2013

Heartbreak

Relationship anxiety can actually break your heart, according to new findings from Acadia University. Those who feel insecure in their relationships and people who avoid getting close to others appear to have a higher risk of developing chronic diseases including heart disease.

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Love, actually

A close relationship with your parents in your early teen years may be associated to having a conflict-free, satisfying adult love life, say researchers from Montclair State University.

2 Comments May 31, 2010