Easter’s here — and it’s the perfect excuse to take a breather from market charts and price alerts. Whether I’m recharging after a rough Q1 or celebrating portfolio gains, a getaway might be exactly what my soul (and stress levels) need. The only question is: where should I go, and what’s my travel style?

1. The “Chill & Recharge” Style

I’ve been staring at red candles too long, and my idea of a great vacation is doing absolutely nothing. My ideal Easter escape? Somewhere with hammocks, beach views, and zero WiFi.

Top Picks:

Bali (spa, beach, and smoothie bowls)

Maldives (pure relaxation and sunrises)

Bintan (if I want a quick escape from Singapore)

2. The “Eat, Shop, Repeat” Style

My portfolio might be on a diet, but my appetite sure isn’t. I travel for food and fashion — and Easter weekend means affordable street eats and massive retail therapy.

Top Picks:

Bangkok (affordable, delicious, and chaotic in the best way)

Tokyo (sushi, sakura, and style)

Seoul (K-fashion and café-hopping heaven)

3. The “Flash & Flex” Style

I made some good trades this year (or at least pretend I did on Instagram). So, I’m hopping on a plane with my best outfits ready, and I’m checking in at a place where even the pool has a selfie spot.

Top Picks:

Dubai (luxury and skyline bragging rights)

Paris (classy, bold, timeless)

New York (because Easter brunch tastes better with a skyline view)

4. The “Solo Peace Mode” Style

Markets are noisy. People are noisy. Life is noisy. I just want peace. I’m packing a book, noise-canceling headphones, and a soft hoodie. No tour guides, no group chats. Just me and my thoughts.

Top Picks:

Kyoto (zen gardens, temples, and cherry blossoms)

Tasmania (isolation, nature, and sheep)

Taiwan’s Taroko Gorge (a hidden gem of tranquility)

5. The “Family First” Style

My biggest investment is in family time. Easter is the time to reconnect, unwind, and create memories — with my partner, kids, or parents in tow. I’ll pick somewhere that has something for everyone.

Top Picks:

Perth (calm, clean, kid-friendly)

Gold Coast (theme parks galore)

Johor Bahru (budget-friendly and quick weekend option)

What’s My Easter Style?

Whether I go full jet-setter or plan a staycation with my Tiger plush toy and a bowl of hot ramen, one thing’s clear: even traders need holidays. The charts will still be there after Easter. But golden memories? Those compound better than most stocks.

So I’m going to pick my destination — and enjoy the ride.