The holidays are a time for making your travel wishes come true. We partnered with Buick for this post, part of a four-part series that celebrates the authentic traditions that define the spirited season.
The end of the year is a time to reflect on what we want to achieve for the upcoming year. Many of us make a long list of resolutions that we want to accomplish. But let's be real — those resolutions are sometimes very hard to keep. But having a positive attitude can make all your New Year's resolutions much more possible. That's why Latin Americans have a variety of New Year's traditions that help us collect as much good luck as we can to help meet our goals and feel fulfilled in a joyful year to come.
There's even a specific custom that's meant for those who want to collect more stamps in their passport. The inviting tradition calls for you to walk around the block with a suitcase at midnight, and it is believed to bring you more travel opportunities in the New Year. Here's how you can participate in this custom — because why not, right?
Pack Your Suitcase
Have It Ready to Go
Getting Ready For the Walk
Walking Around the Block
While on your walk, try to envision all the places you want to travel. Make a mental note of everything you want to see on your trips. Thinking positive and proactive thoughts can really help motivate you to accomplish all your goals.
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