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How I Manage Decision Fatigue While Travelling: A Complete Guide They never tell you this before you set off — that travel can be tiring in the head . It’s not the walking or the waiting that wears you down, it’s the constant deciding.  Where to eat, which route to take, what to do next, when to rest. After a week abroad, even choosing a sandwich can feel like algebra. Must Read:  The Do’s and Don’ts of Travelling as a Couple . I first noticed it in Rome. I’d spent four hours zig-zagging through streets looking for the “perfect” pasta place and ended up eating crisps on the Spanish Steps. That’s when I realised the cure for decision fatigue isn’t more research — it’s less choice. Now, when I travel, I keep things simple. I pick one café in the morning and go there every day, even if the croissants aren’t perfect. I limit the number of must-see sights and leave gaps for wandering. I plan travel logistics in advance — little things like sorting short stay parking Gatwick ...