The study revealed that vacationers need eight days to fully unwind and feel refreshed. However, happiness peaked at eight days and fell dramatically after 11, making seven to 11 days the perfect vacation length.
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Another one of De Bloom's studies found that while longer vacations are “more likely to facilitate mastery experience,” shorter vacations are “more likely to result in detachment and relaxation experiences.” In other words, if the purpose of the vacation is just to relax and escape, a jaunt shorter than seven days is ...
2 weeks in Europe is not enough to experience this vast continent. There's so much happening in each town, experiences that need to spend more than a day sometimes and travel does take up quite a chunk of the itinerary too! There are 44 countries in Europe, full of fascinating cultures and experiences.
Almost all workers in the UK are entitled to 5.6 weeks of paid holiday (vacation) per year. Holiday leave is also called statutory leave entitlement or annual leave. This applies to workers with irregular hours, workers on zero-hours contracts, and agency workers.
The standard two-week vacation is more than enough time to experience the highlights of Spain. This includes art walks in Madrid, flamenco shows in Seville, wine tours of Andalusia, and all the authentic tapas you can eat.
Twenty days is good enough to spend in 3 countries. I'll be visiting Europe this year for almost the same number of days and I'm covering 4 cities (each in a different country). I would suggest you the same : Keep the number of cities to visit less.
While it's possible to cover more than half a dozen countries in your 14 days in Europe, just running between destinations doesn't mean you actually visited them! If you want to see at least the major sights, you should plan to spend a minimum of 3-4 days in each city you visit.